Overview
Habib Bank AG Zurich is a well-established international bank offering a wide range of business, personal, Islamic, and priority banking products across multiple markets. Convex Interactive was engaged to design its website, translating a complex, multi-product banking structure into a clean, modern, and easy-to-navigate visual experience.
Problem
With an extensive range of business, personal, Islamic, and priority banking products, the client needed a design that presented dense financial information clearly. The existing layout made it harder for visitors to navigate between product categories and find what they needed, and it lacked a consistent, modern visual identity.
Solution
Convex Interactive designed a clean, modern website layout for Habib Bank AG Zurich, organizing its business, personal, Islamic, and priority banking products into clear, easy-to-navigate sections and establishing a consistent visual identity that reflects the bank's trusted, established presence.
Process
We began by reviewing Habib Bank AG Zurich's existing website structure and mapping its full product range across business, personal, Islamic, and priority banking to pinpoint where navigation and clarity could be improved.
Wireframes and visual layouts were then designed for each section, emphasizing clean typography, structured menus, and intuitive product categorization. The final designs were refined through multiple rounds of feedback before being handed over for development.
Result
The new website design gave Habib Bank AG Zurich a cleaner, more organized way to present its wide range of products to visitors. Clearer navigation and a consistent visual identity made it easier for customers to find relevant banking information, reinforcing the bank's reputation as a trusted, well-established institution online.
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