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Problem
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Challenge
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Impact
We launched the new version of the Moneybox internally for the Product Team in order to conduct usability testing throughout the product and then we released to all the user base.
After 4 weeks from the launch we observed:
+35%
+41%
+8%
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Immersion
We began the project by conductive Jam-sections with part of the team on the project (PM, engineers, designers) to brainstorm ideas. We analysed the current feature on the product to define pain and gain points in order to identify opportunities of improvement.
By the end of the immersion phase, we had a clear understanding of the project's objectives and a well-defined roadmap for moving forward with the design process.
What I did:
Affinity mapping
Brainstorming
Product & Feature Audit
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Research
Competitive analysis
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User Experience
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Visual Design
Feature introduction
The Moneybox now has a proper space to live on, a whole section in navigation bar. We divided the moneybox creation in 3 different ways: The Curated Bundle, The Bespoke Bundle and The Single Coin Moneybox with a single coin.
Promotion
By tapping a promo banner in the app or entering the page for the first time opens a tutorial like stories to guide the user through the first activation. This approach helped users navigate through the feature, set up their Moneybox, and use the feature effectively.
Package creation
Activating the Moneybox involves setting up a dedicated space within the app where users can allocate and manage funds on single, custom and bundles of cryptos. Here the creation of a package where the user has to choose their favourite package and then follow the flow
Custom creation
We listened the riquest of the users, 25% of whom suggested improving with customization options for moneyboxes. We defined a way to manage a moneybox by choosing your favourites crypto.
Monitoring
After the creation of a moneybox the user can track their investments through the main page divided by type and by clicking on one of them can enter to see an overview with performance, earnings, buttons to add or close the Moneybox, chart distribution and recurrring purchase button.
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Reflections & Next steps
I’ve learned how engineers can sometimes out-design a designer, how being told ‘no’ many times doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road, and how bringing the entire team for testing changes their perspective towards the importance of our work.
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