LedgerSim — Banking App
Banking-style learning project. Five screens, React Native, for both iOS and Android. UI components and state management.
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LedgerSim is a small banking-style app built as a focused learning project — five screens across iOS and Android aimed at deepening React Native UI and state-management skills through a realistic app shape. Banking UIs demand a particular kind of visual discipline: clear hierarchy, trustworthy typography, predictable state transitions between balance, transaction, and transfer views, even at this scope.
The five screens (dashboard, balance, transactions, transfers, settings) are modeled around realistic banking information hierarchy rather than a generic CRUD layout, since the learning goal was practicing patterns that transfer to real fintech UI work. State management stayed local to React state/Context rather than pulling in a larger library — appropriate for the scope and useful for seeing exactly how data flows between screens.
A clean, self-contained project demonstrating solid mobile UI patterns and state-management fundamentals in a realistic app shape.
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