Insights on UX patterns:

• Competitors' main pages serve not only a navigational but also a functional role: they help users orient themselves or guide them to target actions (upsell, activation, repeat logins).
• Forms are a key area of focus: services reduce the number of fields, break long processes into short steps, and use different field formats for ease of completion.
• The color palette of most systems is limited to two primary colors and additional shades for graphics — this helps focus attention on the data.
• Registration is maximally simplified — a minimal number of steps increases conversion and reduces churn.
• Many products allow users to explore the platform before payment, limiting some functionality — this builds trust and lowers the entry barrier.
• Light interface themes are most commonly used: they ensure better readability of forms and tables and are perceived as a “working” standard.
• Modern solutions move away from excessive graphics: minimal decorative elements, gradients, and illustrations, with a focus on data and clear structure.

Key conclusions for the Broma16 project

• Users expect simplicity and transparency in complex processes — especially when dealing with financial and legal data.
• Relying on a clean visual system and functional forms makes the interface more trustworthy.
• Minimalism in color and graphics helps users focus on content rather than visual noise.
• Well-structured architecture and concise UI directly impact the efficiency and speed of specialists' work.