New Card Application Accelerated Visioning
Project Overview
Objective
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Timeline
July 2021 - September 2021
Team
Strategic Designer
UX Designer - My role
Business Analyst
Key Research Themes
We began this engagement by conducting user interviews. In total, we had 8 interviews from across our global market areas: Australia, Germany, Japan, and the United States.
Through these interviews, we began to understand how the Customer experience and employee experience differ between global markets, product types (consumer v. small business), and focus areas (front office v. back office).
The key themes that remained consistent throughout the interviews were:
Decision, activation, and use
Customer communication and follow up
Information validation
Application and document collection
Team logistics and workflow
Visioning Workshop
We held a 3-day virtual workshop with a group of front-line workers and leaders from the client team. We worked through activities that allowed us to co-create a future vision together.
The workshop activities included:
Behaviors of value & KPIs
Empathy mapping
As-Is mapping
Need statements'
Big Ideas
Prioritization grid
Storyboarding
To-be scenario
Personas
We created four personas to represent the two different types of customers and two different types of employees:
Personal card applicant
Small business card applicant
Front line
Back office
User Journeys
I wrote user journeys that walked through each persona's ideal future state journey. These journeys include theā¦
Pain points
Impact on the KPIs
User capabilities that will be enabled
Business outcomes that are being addressed at each step.
Wireframes
Next, I began to create some low-fi wireframes to communicate various steps in the user journeys to better communicate to the client our vision for their future.
Preeti, front line customer care professional
user journey step two: answers calls
Preeti's first call of the day is an inbound customer call. As soon as the call comes in, Preeti can see the caller's application status and history of actions taken in real time.
Johann, back office customer care professional
user journey step three: identifying errors & solutions
Johann sees that this application has completed the auto-KYC validation but that the KYB validation failed. Looking for a quick reminder on KYB validation for small businesses, Johann clicks a link on the application page that shows him the current policies that apply to this applicant's small business KYB.
Johann, back office customer care professional
user journey step two: starts a case
After logging in, Johann is automatically presented with a new application that requires his attention. He quickly reviews the application status and history to see that this is a new small business applicant applying from an online application. He knows that there must be an issue with the application. Otherwise, it would have been auto-decision
William, personal card applicant
user journey step three: validation & saving application
William sees that he still needs to validate his income, and he can either provide his bank login ID and password or upload a bank statement. William has forgotten his bank's login information and doesn't have a statement handy. William decides to save his application and return to it later, knowing that he can pick up where he left off and still receive the same promotional offer.
Key Growth Experiences
Through this project Iā¦
Took ownership over the design process as the only designer on the project. Being the only designer forced me to step up and take accountability for all of the design decisions that I made and be able to articulate my thought process better.
Gained experience in presenting my work to the client. On this project, I grew my presentation skills by presenting my designs often to the client.
Exposure to design thinking workshops. I got to be involved in my first design thinking workshop. I got experience in facilitating small group sessions and seeing how the multi-day workshop is run and the activities that are conducted.