Memory Lane 2024

Memory Lane 2024

Lead Illustrator, Creative direction

Think Year end Wrap, but for banking. I worked on the second edition of Memory Lane, Axis Bank’s year-end recap.

We added a proper story this time — a cozy hill-road trip through your financial journey. Each stop represented a product, with custom visuals, badges, and smooth animations that made money insights feel personal (and fun!).

Think Year end Wrap, but for banking. I worked on the second edition of Memory Lane, Axis Bank’s year-end recap.

We added a proper story this time — a cozy hill-road trip through your financial journey. Each stop represented a product, with custom visuals, badges, and smooth animations that made money insights feel personal and fun.

Later in 2023, I joined the team creating the second edition of Memory Lane, Axis Bank’s year-end financial recap. The first edition was a cool idea but felt like a flat list of stats instead of a memorable experience.


A financial recap is more than just data — it’s a moment to celebrate user habits and strengthen the bond with the brand. We wanted to turn this into a story-driven journey that users would enjoy exploring rather than just skim.

Later in 2023, I joined the team creating the second edition of Memory Lane, Axis Bank’s year-end financial recap. The first edition was a cool idea but felt like a flat list of stats instead of a memorable experience.

A financial recap is more than just data — it’s a moment to celebrate user habits and strengthen the bond with the brand. We wanted to turn this into a story-driven journey that users would enjoy exploring rather than just skim.

I led the conceptualization and visual direction for the experience, shaping the idea of a scenic hill-road trip to guide users through their financial year. Along with a team of illustrators, I created the custom visuals and product badges, ensuring the journey felt cohesive, warm, and delightfully personal.


Memory Lane 2.0 transformed dry numbers into a personal, feel-good experience. Users saw their year as a journey rather than a report, increasing engagement and making the app feel warm and human.

I led the conceptualization and visual direction for the experience, shaping the idea of a scenic hill-road trip to guide users through their financial year. Along with a team of illustrators, I created the custom visuals and product badges, ensuring the journey felt cohesive, warm, and delightfully personal.

Memory Lane 2.0 transformed dry numbers into a personal, feel-good experience. Users saw their year as a journey rather than a report, increasing engagement and making the app feel warm and human.

Memory Lane 2025

Memory Lane 2025

Lead Illustrator

Building on the previous edition, Memory Lane 2025 focused on creating a far more personalized and interactive experience. Instead of simply presenting highlights from the year, the goal was to make each user feel like the journey was uniquely theirs.

We used tools like Rive to create dynamic visuals that adapted to individual user data. The illustrations were inspired by everyday life moments—simple, relatable scenes that made financial activity feel familiar rather than transactional. This time, the recap wasn’t just scroll-based; it became an interactive journey where visuals responded to user behavior.

A quiz section was also introduced, allowing users to learn more about different banking products in a playful way. Beyond engagement, this served as a subtle cross-selling touchpoint—connecting users to relevant products based on their activity patterns.

The result was a more immersive, story-led experience that felt personal, interactive, and purposeful—strengthening both user engagement and product discovery.

© 2025 by iamabhijithks.com. All rights reserved.

© 2025 by iamabhijithks.com. All rights reserved.

© 2025 by iamabhijithks.com. All rights reserved.

© 2025 by iamabhijithks.com. All rights reserved.

© 2025 by iamabhijithks.com. All rights reserved.

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