What’s the Best approach for creating a simple banking style UI using Kadence

[hayoon]

hayoon

February 8, 2026 at 2:48 am

Hi everyone,

I am working on a front end demo project using the Kadence Theme and this time I want to focus on a very specific banking style layout commonly seen in the UAE.

The goal is to design a FAB inspired balance check style page that feels clean, minimal, and trustworthy. This is only a UI and UX exercise. There is no real banking data or backend logic involved. I am mainly exploring layout structure, spacing, typography, and overall visual clarity.

For visual and design reference, I have been looking at sites such as fbbalancecheck.ae to understand how balance check pages are usually presented to users. Things I am paying attention to include how information is grouped, how balances are visually prioritized over labels, and how the design stays simple while still feeling secure and professional.

From a Kadence point of view, I would like some guidance on:

– The best way to structure this using Row Layout and Card blocks

– Whether it is better to define global fonts and colors early to keep everything consistent

– Any Kadence settings that help achieve a calm banking style look without relying on custom CSS

– Mobile layout tips, especially for stacking cards while keeping the hierarchy clear

If anyone here has worked on finance style dashboards or service style interfaces using Kadence, even for demo or prototype projects, I would really appreciate hearing what worked well for you and what you would recommend avoiding.

Thanks in advance for your help.