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QuickQuick Pay, wages on demand

QuickQuick Pay, wages on demand, is a product design case: QuickQuick Pay is an earned wage access app where truck drivers cash out wages already earned. Pavlo Zhydkykh designed the product for a client in 2024: the brand, the website, the mobile app and dashboards for drivers, company admins and super admins, 257 frames in Figma.

Product designFrom the Figma file

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Product
Earned wage access
Users
Truck drivers
Work
Brand and product design
Platforms
Mobile, web, site
Year
2024
Figma
257 frames

Key takeawaysUpdated By

Key takeaways

  • Pavlo Zhydkykh designed QuickQuick Pay in 2024: the brand, a website for drivers and for factoring companies, the mobile app and dashboards for three roles.
  • Earned wage access lets workers withdraw wages already earned during the pay cycle, followed by an automatic payroll deduction[1]. The QuickQuick Pay review screen states that deduction before the driver confirms.
  • Drivers choose when the money arrives: right now by debit card, or in 1 to 3 business days to a bank account.
  • Dashboards put at-a-glance information on one page that users can act on quickly[2]. QuickQuick Pay has one for drivers, one for company admins and one for the super admin.
  • Factoring means a business sells unpaid invoices to a third party at a discount[5]. The QuickQuick Pay website has a separate page for factoring companies that offer earned wage access.

What is earned wage access?

Earned wage access lets employees take out part of the wages already earned before payday, and the employer deducts the amount from a later paycheck. QuickQuick Pay is an earned wage access app for truck drivers: Pavlo Zhydkykh designed the brand, the website, the mobile app and three dashboards.

Wikipedia: Earned wage access

Pavlo Zhydkykh

“I put the timing and the cost on screen before the confirm button. A driver should never learn either after the money has moved.”

Pavlo Zhydkykh · Web designer and developer since 2016

Figma · QuickQuickPay

QuickQuick Pay website hero: empowering payment experience for truck drivers, with the app and dashboard
The website: a payment experience for truck drivers and factoring companies.

Scope

What Pavlo did

  1. 01

    Brand identity and a brand book

  2. 02

    Website for drivers and for factoring companies

  3. 03

    Mobile app: cash out, amounts, banks, cards and history

  4. 04

    Driver dashboard on the web

  5. 05

    Company admin and super admin dashboards

  6. 06

    Subscription, rating and help center screens

The Figma file

Screens from
the design file

Frames exported from QuickQuick Pay in Pavlo's Figma file "QuickQuickPay" on 23 October 2026. Pick a screen below.

Website · Landing page

QuickQuick Pay website hero: empowering payment experience for truck drivers, with the app and dashboard
The website: a payment experience for truck drivers and factoring companies.

What the file holds

257 screen frames across 6 sections of the file, counted in Figma. States count as frames: an empty list, an error, a success toast.

  1. Dashboards: company admin, super admin74
  2. Driver dashboard66
  3. Mobile app, full UI64
  4. Mobile app, cash-out flow35
  5. Website14
  6. Brand identity4

Checklist

6 screens an earned wage access cash-out needs

What the QuickQuick Pay cash-out covers, screen by screen. Pavlo checks the same list on any app that pays out earned wages.

  1. 1. Earned wages up front

    The home screen leads with the amount the driver has earned and one cash-out button, with the history below.

  2. 2. An amount picker

    A keypad for any amount, preset amounts for a quick tap and the balance in view.

  3. 3. Card or bank

    Drivers add a debit card (one field for the card number, as web.dev advises) or a personal bank account, then pick one for each cash-out.

  4. 4. Timing and cost before confirming

    The review screen shows when the money arrives, right now by debit card or 1 to 3 business days to a bank account, then the service charge and the total.

  5. 5. The payroll deduction in writing

    The summary says the employer deducts the amount from the paycheck, and the driver ticks the EFT agreement before continuing.

  6. 6. A confirmation with a receipt

    A thank-you screen confirms the payment, and a receipt goes to the registered email address.

Fit check

Is a product design project like QuickQuick Pay
right for you?

A good fit if

  • You offer earned wage access or another payout product and need the worker app and the admin dashboards designed together.
  • Your product has several roles, such as workers, company admins and your own team, each with a separate dashboard.
  • You sell to two audiences, like drivers and factoring companies, and the website needs a page for each.
  • You want the brand, the website and the product designed in one Figma file.

Not the right fit if

  • You need the app coded: Pavlo designs the product in Figma, your engineers build the app.
  • You need advice on earned wage access rules: Pavlo designs the screens, the rules and the legal copy come from your compliance team.
  • The website must run on Webflow: Pavlo builds websites only on Framer and Astro + Sanity.

Compared

The company side and the driver side

QuickQuick Pay serves companies and drivers with one product. Pavlo designed both sides in the same Figma file.

The company side and the driver side
CriterionCompany sideDriver side
WhoCompany admins and the QuickQuick Pay super adminTruck drivers
WhereTwo web dashboardsA mobile app and a driver dashboard on the web
Main jobAdd employees, track cash-outs, payroll deductions and transactionsCash out earned wages to a debit card or a bank account
Also insideVendors, users with roles, notification emails and CSV exportTools such as fuel discounts and roadside assistance, a help center and statements
Frames in the file74 for both admin roles99 mobile and 66 driver dashboard frames

How it works

How Pavlo designs a product
with several roles

The order Pavlo follows on a product with several user roles, the kind of work the QuickQuick Pay file holds. This is Pavlo's usual order, not a dated log of the project.

How Pavlo designs a product with several roles, step by step
#StepWhenWhat happensYou get
01 Brand identity First A moodboard, then the logo, the colours, Gilroy type, icons and a brand book with a presentation theme. A brand book
02 Website After the brand Pages for drivers and for factoring companies, an about page with job applications, support, legal pages and a cookie notice. A website for both audiences
03 Mobile cash-out flow Next The core path first: sign-up, earned wages on the home screen, the amount, a card or bank, review and confirmation. The main flow, agreed early
04 Full mobile UI After the cash-out flow Every screen in final UI, including cards, banks, statements, subscription plans, help and a rating prompt. The complete driver app
05 Driver dashboard Then The driver side on the web: earned wages and cash out, transactions, the card, tools and a language switch. A desktop view for drivers
06 Admin dashboards Last Company admin and super admin: companies, employees, payroll deductions, transactions, vendors, users and notification emails. A dashboard for each admin role

In their words

Wage access and dashboards, in the words
of the docs and Pavlo's clients

Word for word, with the source linked: research, official documentation and the people Pavlo Zhydkykh has worked for.

“Earned Wage Access is an employer-offered benefit that allows workers to withdraw earned wages during the current payroll cycle, which is followed by an automatic payroll deduction to reflect funds already received.”

WikipediaEarned wage accessSource ↗

“Dashboards are collections of data visualizations, presented in a single-page view that imparts at-a-glance information on which users can act quickly.”

Nielsen Norman GroupDashboards: Making Charts and Graphs Easier to UnderstandSource ↗

“The design should always keep users informed about what is going on, through appropriate feedback within a reasonable amount of time.”

Nielsen Norman Group10 usability heuristics for user interface designSource ↗

“One of the best contractors I have worked with. Really thoughtful about communication. Went above and beyond in delivering the results that our team needs. Would 100% hire again for our projects.”

Client on UpworkFramer development contractSource ↗

“Pavlo was a pleasure to work with on this project. The web and mobile designs he created were amazing. His communication was prompt which made for a smooth project. I highly recommend his services.”

Shawntae SpencerClient, QuickQuick Pay · Web and mobile design on UpworkSource ↗

“Working with Pavlo was a pure pleasure. Always exact and precise designs and everything in accordance with my requirements.”

Client on UpworkWebsite design for a consulting businessSource ↗

FAQ

Questions about
the QuickQuick Pay project

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Q.01

What did Pavlo Zhydkykh design for QuickQuick Pay?

Pavlo designed the brand identity and brand book, the website, the mobile app and three dashboards: one for drivers, one for company admins and one for the super admin. The Figma file holds 257 frames, made in 2024.

Q.02

How does a driver cash out in QuickQuick Pay?

The home screen shows the earned wages and a cash-out button. The driver picks an amount, chooses a debit card or a bank account, reviews the timing, the service charge and the total, accepts the EFT agreement and gets a confirmation with an emailed receipt.

Q.03

How is a cash-out paid back?

The review screen tells the driver that the employer deducts the amount from the paycheck, the way earned wage access usually works. The design shows the deduction before the driver confirms, not after.

Q.04

Who uses the QuickQuick Pay dashboards?

The sign-in screen offers three roles. Drivers see earned wages, transactions, the card and tools; company admins manage employees, users, payroll deductions and notification emails; the super admin manages companies, vendors and commissions.

Q.05

Was QuickQuick Pay a client project?

Yes. Pavlo designed QuickQuick Pay in 2024 for Shawntae Spencer, a client on Upwork, and her review of the project is quoted on this page. The case shows the design in Pavlo's Figma file: the brand, the screens and the flows, with no claim about a launch, users or results.

Q.06

How much does a product design project like QuickQuick Pay cost?

Product design has no public price: Pavlo gives a fixed quote after a first call. The budget of the QuickQuick Pay project is not published.

Sources and further reading

  1. [1] WikipediaEarned wage access
  2. [2] Nielsen Norman GroupDashboards: Making Charts and Graphs Easier to Understand
  3. [3] Nielsen Norman Group10 usability heuristics
  4. [4] web.devPayment and address form best practices
  5. [5] WikipediaFactoring (finance)
Pavlo Zhydkykh

About the author

Pavlo Zhydkykh

Pavlo Zhydkykh is a web designer and developer in Eastern Europe who has built websites for AI, fintech and B2B startups since 2016, designing and building each project himself on Framer or Astro + Sanity. Clients include MStudio Asia, Silicon Data, Inturai, Accolade Pro, NimbleStax and Sancts.

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Numbers

The design file
in numbers

Counted in Pavlo's Figma file on 23 October 2026. The file is private, so these numbers have no public link.

Screen frames in the file
257
Mobile app frames
99
Dashboard roles
3

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