Fortuna
A website for women and money.
The Design Process
Context:
As marketing manager of a financial company 2014-2018, I often noticed how complicated it was for women to make a positive emotional connection to money. I learned that talking about money with a few, key women often determined the moves my friends, our women clients, and I would make.
The Challenge:
If there was the right social algorithm in a banking and financial education site, would it invite enthusiastic user participation for women and their money in a way that caused them to become more engaged and gain more wealth?
View Full Case Study Here:
Resulting Discovery:
Women ages 25-55 make financial moves based on what they learn socially from other women.
The Design Thinking Process Involved:
Research Problem & Problem Statement: Preliminary user research for Discovery. Problem statement and hypothesis developed.
Value Proposition: Key business objectives & UX attributes that influence success
Product Strategy: Target product and consumer attributes aligning business goals, user needs, and brand communication
Competitive Audit: User interface evaluation, SWOT analysis done in Ellevest, Mint, Public
Heuristic Evaluation for Complimentary Functionality
Key Performance Indicators
User Research & User Roles: User research interviews to determine most desired asset in a banking website
Personas & Journey Mapping: Three personas based on roles. Journey map for 1 persona.
User Flow & Site Map: User flow in Lucidchart to determine how user will navigate their journey. Site map in Miro.
A/B Testing: Based on user testing findings tested three components of website. Reiterated based on results.
Additional Features:
Figma Design Style Guide:
Screenshots of Figma prototype:
Showing a previous color palette and interaction details: