Case study 02 · DUBAI POLICE
Seven fragmented portals collapsed into one - built on UAEPASS, the UAE national identity layer.
- ROLE
- Senior UX/UI Designer
- CLIENT
- Dubai Police GHQ
- TIMELINE
- 4–6 Months
- SCALE
- 7 flows · EN + AR

Fine payment flow - list of payable traffic fines after UAEPASS sign-in
01
The briefUnify seven payment flows on one identity without losing speed, trust, or mobile parity.
02
The researchWhere the journey was breaking down.
- 01
Service Blueprint
End-to-end · 7 flows
- 02
Pain-Point Mapping
14 sessions
- 03
Gov Portal Benchmark
6 portals · 9 criteria
- 04
UAEPASS Research
API + pattern audit




03
Key design decisionUAEPASS-first.Not UAEPASS-also.
Email registration was killing 58% of users at the cliff. UAEPASS abandonment was under 9%. The “inclusive” parallel path was preserving the worst-performing one.
58%
drop-off at registration · legacy email auth

13%
drop-off at registration · UAEPASS-first auth

The highest-leverage decision in a payment flow happens before the payment screen.
04
Flagship craftBilingual payment flows.Where RTL really matters.
- 01Numerals follow context
- 02Currency anchors to value
- 03Step progress mirrors directionally
05
The solutionSeven flows.One system.
Payable Fines
Plate lookup → fine list
Payable + Impound
Combined release flow
Smart Impound
Map-integrated retrieval
Black Points
Severity indicators
Not Payable
Plain-language guidance
Alternative Options
Installments + disputes
UAEPASS Auth
One-tap sign-in
Mobile parity
375px full feature set


06
Outcome · 3 months post-launchThe numbers moved.
- AUTH FRICTION−45%
Auth-step drop-off
- TIME-ON-TASK−57%
Median time to first payment
- DEFLECTION−34%
Call-centre volume
* Indicative - pending publication of post-launch dashboard.
07
ReflectionThe highest-leverage UX decision in a payment flow happens before the payment screen.
UAEPASS-first unblocked everything downstream - pre-filled identity, trust, mobile parity, conversion.
- Service blueprint
- Auth flow diagram
- 7-flow architecture
- Component library
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