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FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
FinLocker is a secure financial fitness tool that aggregates and analyzes a consumer’s financial data to offer personalized journeys to achieve loan eligibility for a mortgage and other financial transactions.
FinLocker Ltd.
4 Months
UX Research Visual Design UI Animation Prototyping
50% increase in signups.
40% Increase in platform engagement.
+7 Net Promoter Score (NPS)
To redesign the current website, focusing on certain major flows like Budgets and Goals, My Property, Credit Health and First-time Home Buyer Journey.
1. Current tools feature complex and burdensome designs that compel users to acquire excessive knowledge.
2. There is currently no comprehensive platform specifically tailored for first-time homebuyers, aiming to assist them in comprehending their financial situation and preparing for the responsibilities of homeownership.
Designing information and data in a way that enables users to make well-informed decisions during their home-buying journey.
Creating a captivating and engaging experience to adequately prepare customers for the journey of homeownership.
Building an inclusive and intuitive tool designed to help users comprehend their financial situation.
We conducted a Heuristic Evaluation to categorize issues in terms of severity and determine which items require immediate attention. The evaluation revealed several critical issues.
The portal's design adhered to an outdated aesthetic, lacking contemporary elements and functionalities. Information overflowed on pages, lacking a clear visual hierarchy and cohesive brand language.
The absence of breadcrumbs and unclear page subheadings creates confusion for the user and contributes to increased cognitive load.
Following the submission of a feedback form, the system fails to provide information on when users can expect a response or how to initiate further communication, which is a poor usability heuristic.
The cards lack informative details about their content, such as a brief description or the presence of video content, including its duration. This absence of information makes it challenging for users to decide whether they want to engage with the content.
To understand what features and flows of the industry leadings platforms were offering, we did a market analysis comparing various feature set.
How might we enhance users' understanding of their monthly budgets and goals, presenting the information in a visually engaging and easily comprehensible manner?
The existing experience relies heavily on numerical data and text, compelling users to navigate through information that is text-heavy, thereby increasing cognitive load.
We brainstormed on various ways we can show the same amount of information in a way which is more engaging and makes sense.
We dedicated time to sketching wireframes and developing Hi-fidelity versions.
To make sure the user Interface doesn’t intimidate users, we incorporated friendlier elements like rounded corners, vibrant colours and illustrations.
Adding all the data into the system shouldn't be a long and overwhelming process, we utilized the real estate to display content in a clear and concise way.
How might we create an intuitive home-buying experience that captivates visual interest, fosters engagement, and simplifies the understanding of all necessary documents for the user?
The current experience of navigating the path to homeownership is overwhelming, involving numerous steps and information overload. The process is scattered across different players, from searching for homes and obtaining mortgage approvals to credit checks and finding real estate agents. This fragmentation often leads to frustration among users.
Numerous websites offer varying step-by-step guides, yet they only outline the different tasks involved in the homebuying process. There is a notable absence of a comprehensive one-stop-shop that streamlines these various aspects, reducing the need for users to navigate multiple sources and facilitating a more seamless journey to homeownership.
We were impressed by how modern experiences gamify digital interactions, breaking down steps into smaller victories and offering rewards at each stage. While providing actual rewards was not feasible from the client's perspective, we explored alternative ways to evoke the sensation of being rewarded. This became a focal point of our approach.
How might we enable users to monitor their dream home value and capture their estimate mortgage for that property.
There are various online and offline realtors that home buyers can approach. Although they are really helpful but the lack of integration with your mortgage bank accounts and credit info pushes you towards the manual labor of connecting the dots.
We wanted to design a space where home buyers can search for their dream home and connect their bank accounts so they can view the mortgage cost estimates which will help them in their decision making.
Users jump between multiple websites to compare home price trends in their selected location.
Extracted data from over the years and integrated into the page and designed a data graph where users can compare different house prices in the area over the years. To induce trust in the information, we included the source of the data provider as well.
After usability testing, we observed that a lot of our users would miss the functionality of linking their mortgage account.
Added a CTA button which would enable users to link their bank accounts and get mortgage interest rates.
How might we allow users to engage in learning about credit and discover how the world of credit actually works.
The existing credit monitoring tools lack transparency in revealing the specific factors influencing credit health and providing clear guidance on how individuals can improve it, particularly as they strive to improve their credit for the purpose of buying their ideal home and obtaining an estimated mortgage for that property.
We examined existing tools available in the market and discussed our experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Additionally, we drew inspiration from applications such as Duolingo, which employ gamification strategies to actively involve users in the learning process and encourage them to enhance their skills. Utilizing insights from these tools and methodologies, we revamped our credit health tools.
We discovered that many of our users lacked an understanding of how credit works.
To address this, we designed a section explaining "What is a Credit Report" to help users educate themselves and become knowledgeable on the topic.
We were proud to see that our design won the prestigious IF Design Award of year 2023.
Our usability testing results showed that 7/10 users would recommend our product to other users and acts as product promoters.
50% new users joined the platform after releasing the updated version.
"We are super excited to release the new platform. The designers did an amazing job in redesigning the user flows and creating something super unique and a joy to use."
Deadlines were met.
Able to incorporate feedback from usability testing.
Team collaborations.
Continuously monitoring and analyzing user metrics to identify areas for ongoing improvement and refinement in the design and user experience.
Further optimization of user onboarding processes to enhance the initial user experience.
RenoWorks is a Toronto-based construction company, focused on home renovations and interior design projects since 2008. The company specializes in a variety of services, including fine mill-working, trim carpentry, hardwood flooring, installations of high-end plumbing, electrical work, intricate tile work, and a wide range of restoration services.
RenoWorks Ltd
4 Months
UX Research
Visual Design
Design Strategy Prototyping
Productivity increased by 40%, saved $135,000 annually.
Reduced administration overhead by 35%, saved $70,000 annually.
RenoWorks is seeking to redesign their project tracking and employee portal, focusing on three key features:
1. Project Tracker
2. Chat Platform
3. Calendar
The agency lacks a tracking and project organizing tool that would help them track different renovation projects happening in the agency.
Employee App
- To access project details like location, tasks, docs, notes etc.
- To capture project hours and tasks done.
- Capturing emergency calls and making sure clients are billed for those tasks.
Admin Portal
- Create a admin portal to enable them to create projects, service calls, manage timesheets and view employee availabilities.
Workers
Mechanics, Plumbers, Site labours, Electricians and Flooring
Admin
We conducted qualitative research to understand the problem space better. Following techniques were used:
1. User Interviews
2. Observational Research
3. Cognitive Walkthrough
4. Focus Groups
5. Heuristic Evaluation
Inability to find all project documents in one place.
Missing key details like tasks, timings and notes while filling paper timesheets.
Inability to create/track projects and bill clients accurately.
Personas serve as reference points to keep our focus on meeting the needs of our intended users.
1. Current apps were overwhelmed with complex features.
2. Focus seemed to be missing.
3. Beautiful visual design elements
Insights
1. Whatsapp for file sharing.
Communication on the WhatsApp group is minimal, mainly serving as a platform for sharing project files.
2. Address as project names.
Projects are typically named after client addresses, as it aids in location recall and has become a familiar convention among team members.
Problems
1. Inaccurate Task Logging.
Workers enter tasks in the portal’s notes, but forget start times, causing billing errors; manual timesheets lead to hour miscalculations.
2. Timesheet Visibility Issues.
Weekly timesheet view missing causing delay in addressing inaccuracies.
We engaged in brainstorming sessions to explore various ideas, considering different scenarios in which our users will interact with the app.
Insights
1. Location tracking concerns.
Communication on the WhatsApp group is minimal, mainly serving as a platform for sharing project files.
2. Communicaiton gaps.
Projects are typically named after client addresses, as it aids in location recall and has become a familiar convention among team members.
Problems
1. Inaccurate Task Logging.
Communicaiton gapsWorkers enter tasks in the portal’s notes, but forget start times, causing billing errors; manual timesheets lead to hour miscalculations.
2. Timesheet Visibility Issues.
Weekly timesheet view missing causing delay in addressing inaccuracies.
Resistance to constant tracking stems from concerns about privacy invasion.
Workers typically convey assignment details to the admin via phone calls, resulting in information gaps and extensive back-and-forth communication to confirm specifics like addresses, lock codes, task types, and reference materials.
When a service call request exceeds a worker's expertise, the admin manually contacts various workers to assess availability for assignment. Delays in hearing back from the admin often result in project initiation delays and missed opportunities.
To address the issue of any employee potentially receiving service calls, we implemented a system allowing all employees to input service calls. These calls are then forwarded to the admin, who assigns them to available personnel, ensuring timely completion and accurate billing.
We introduced the concept of onsite and offsite calls, enhancing task organization and client billing efficiency.
To gauge user interaction with this novel concept, we developed mid-fidelity prototypes for testing and early feedback collection.
We realized that a long scroll for pending tasks could push completed tasks to the bottom of the list, making them easily overlooked.
We chose a tabbed design to prioritize pending tasks, giving them more space and making them the first tab option, as this is what users primarily want to see.
We also renamed "Pending" to "Upcoming" to reduce the psychological burden associated with the term "Pending."
We aimed to make it quick and easy for workers to register a service call request in the system by breaking it into four steps, allowing them to complete the creation process in just half a minute.⚡
Employees typically check in upon reaching the client location, but this process misses capturing the travel time to the destination and the time spent going to hardware store to purchase materials for the project.
We added these as extra tasks, allowing them to be recorded and included for billing and tracking purposes.
Current admin portal exhibits: 1. Limited Functionality
2. Confusing User Flows
3. Redundant Processes.
1. Lacks visual hierarchy.
2. Lacks visibility of system status
3. Poor match between system and real world.
4. Confusing CTA's
Problems
1. Inability to share project related information in a centralized space.
There are multiple channels developed for sharing information.
2. Inability to view all projects
Admin lacks the functionality to view/edit all projects and service calls.
3. Shift starting time discrepancies between clients and workers.
Since timesheets are filled manually, employees would often forget the exact start times leading to inaccuracies.
We saw that employees would add multiple notes while on their shift, but the notes section would collate all the notes together, making it harder to differentiate.
We redesigned the notes section to show notes based on time stamps, it did elongate the project section, but hey sometimes function over form.
In order to ensure consistency of design elements across platforms, we implemented a design system that would also help future designers and developers in the project.
Providing an annotation of the User Interface and how functions are linked to different pages in the platform
Increase in Productivity: saving $135,000 annually
Reduced administration overhead: saving $70,000 annually
We love the design the team came up with! Very clean and easy to use. My team is looking forward to use it in their daily routines. - CEO
This will make my life so much easier! I’m tired of filling up paper forms, glad we are gonna do it digitally now. - Admin
Thank you for proactively managing communication with the client. Kudos on exceeding client expectations and the amazing work you’ve done! You should be proud of yourself! - Team Principal