A one-click payment product: save a card once, pay anywhere Link is accepted, and take payments through a link instead of a website. Product design, 2024.
Link is a payment product built around one idea: paying should take one click, and getting paid should not need a website. Buyers save their cards once and check out in a click wherever Link is accepted. Sellers create a secure payment link and share it through Telegram, WhatsApp or email, including to accept payments in crypto.
I designed a clickable prototype of the landing page and account screens in light and dark themes. The account covers payment methods, purchase history and settings.
Landing page and account, light theme
The landing page lets the product explain itself: the account area people will use sits right under the headline.
The Link landing page and account area in the light theme.
A preview of the account. Under "Simple secure one click payment", a tab switcher (Wallet, Purchases, Settings) swaps a live preview of the real account screens, so visitors see what they get before signing up.
Where to pay with Link. A strip of partner logos answers the first question about any payment method: where can I use it?
Your data, protected. Data privacy, security standards and identity verification, each as a card with its own icon, because trust is the real barrier for a payment product.
One call to action. "Get started with Link" closes the page, repeating the single action the hero opens with.
The same flow, dark theme
The whole product also works in a dark theme, built from the same components rather than a separate design.
The Link landing page and account area in the dark theme.
Wallet. Saved cards with the default one marked, and a single clear action to add another credit or debit card.
Purchases. A simple history of what was paid with Link (merchant, date and amount) with a clear end-of-list state.
Settings. Account (email with a verify prompt, phone number), security (login activity), notifications (marketing emails), then log out and a separate, red delete-account action.
One system, two themes. The teal brand colour, cards and icons carry over to the dark theme with adjusted contrast, so both feel like the same product.
The result
The result is a clickable prototype of the marketing page and account screens in both themes. It was prepared for user testing and engineering handoff.