Timing

Timing— Automates international payments, giving users a better shot at trading when exchange rates are favorable.

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Summary

I helped friend create a concept demonstration for a financial product potentially being integrated with an existing product suite.

Timing enables scheduling international payments, giving users a better shot at transfering money when exchange rates are in their favor, by creating rules so that trades happen automatically.

Feb-Mar 2020. UX & UI Design, Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma.

 
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Key Features

 
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Automatize payments to occur when exchange rates are favorable.

Users create trading windows and decide at what exchange-rates money should be transferred

 
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Monitor exchange rates and active transfers. –Edit if needed.

Users can also transfer and cancel immediately.

 
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Product Goal: Enabling users to schedule international payments to occur when exchange rates are favorable.

 
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User Personas

 
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Ideation

Knowing the product goal, I set out to explore features that could enhance product offering and designs to make the customer journey more efficient.

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Flowchart & Wireframes

Using insights from ideation, I created wireframes.

 
 
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User testing & Iterations

 
 

Exchange Rules

 
 

Percentages alone seen as abstract and confusing

Users expressed some confusion over what the percentages mean, saying it felt abstract but made sense after a little thinking.

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Turning abstract % into concrete $ brought clarity

Keeping the percentages and adding corresponding dollar amount lessened confusion. One user thought it still felt a little abstract.

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Adding color reinforced the notion of loss & gain

Adding red for negative and green for positive helped users visualize what the percentages and amounts mean in an economic setting. Users said thet got it immediately.

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Transfer Board

 
 

Colorful labels grabbed too much attention

Users expressed the large labels caught their attention, distracting from other information on the screen.

 
 

Colored numbers clear and less distracting

Smaller numbers were less visually dominant, and users said it felt calmer and was easier picking up other information.

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Design Concept

 

Smart, sleek, playful.

Smart, high contrast color combination that look sleek while playful to signal that Timing is new-kid-on the block financial service-

 
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Final Version

 
 
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