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HealthBanc

A three platform health and wellness marketplace for Nigeria: a consumer mobile app, a vendor management portal, and a super admin dashboard. Designed from zero, so one ecosystem could connect people with fitness, nutrition, diagnostics and self care.

Healthtech · Mobile + Web · 0 to 1 product
Role
Lead Product Designer
Duration
0 to 1
Platform
Mobile + Web
Surfaces
App · vendor · admin
3
Platforms designed
37K
Users on platform
300
Vendors managed
₦37M
Platform revenue
SplashScroll ↓
First impressions
Home dashboardScroll ↓
Home dashboard
WalletScroll ↓
Health wallet
n.001 · Overview

One ecosystem. Three platforms.

HealthBanc is a wellness marketplace built for the Nigerian market, a single destination for booking fitness programmes, ordering healthy meals, accessing diagnostics and managing self care. Unlike a generic health app, it treats wellness as a financial product: users hold a wallet and spend it across vendors.

As Lead Product Designer I owned end to end design of all three platforms from discovery through developer handoff: the consumer mobile app, the vendor management portal and the super admin dashboard.

n.002 · The challenge

Nigeria's wellness market was fragmented. Staying healthy meant juggling three different apps.

HealthBanc set out to unify that. The design challenge was maintaining coherence across three products built at once, for three completely different users, so the wallet that anchors the consumer app still feels at home in a marketplace, not just a bank.

n.003 · The consumer app

A home screen that sells the product in the first scroll.

The splash earns trust before asking for anything. Sign up respects Nigerian context, with a pre filled +234 and fields ordered by sensitivity, and flows straight into wellness goal personalisation so the app feels curated from day one. The home screen leads with a wallet card, signalling a financial product, then curated discovery, fast checkout with saved addresses, and a wallet that behaves like a bank account.

Create accountScroll ↓
Create account
Personalise goalsScroll ↓
Personalise goals
Curated for youScroll ↓
Curated for you
Product detailScroll ↓
Product detail
CheckoutScroll ↓
Checkout
Order confirmedScroll ↓
Order confirmed
n.004 · The admin dashboard

Platform level visibility.

The super admin dashboard is a different product from the consumer app. Its job is performance monitoring, with KPI cards for total users, purchases, revenue and vendors, and a vendor management view that lets the operations team change a vendor's status inline, turning a high frequency task from four interactions into one.

admin.healthbanc.ng/overview
Admin overview dashboardScroll ↓
Admin overview · live platform health at a glance
admin.healthbanc.ng/vendors
Vendor managementScroll ↓
Vendor management · 300 vendors from a single scannable view
n.005 · The vendor portal

Everything a vendor needs to run their business.

The vendor portal opens on a split screen login that does brand work before sign in, then a dashboard stripped to its core: three KPIs for users, revenue and purchases, plus a most sold product panel that goes deeper into weekly performance.

vendor.healthbanc.ng/login
Vendor loginScroll ↓
Vendor login · a split screen that sells the portal before sign in
vendor.healthbanc.ng/analytics
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Vendor analytics · weekly performance at a glance
n.006 · Design system

One visual language. Three very different surfaces.

A single system held the consumer app, the vendor portal and the admin dashboard together, so three products built simultaneously still felt like one brand.

HealthBanc design system and screens
Screens across all three HealthBanc surfaces
n.007 · Impact
The hardest part of HealthBanc was not any single screen. It was holding coherence across three products, built at once, for three completely different users.

The result is a complete health commerce ecosystem designed from zero, where wellness behaves like a financial product and every surface speaks the same language.

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