Collaborate with Singapore based team to design a suite of four Private Wealth Management iPad & mobile products for High Net worth global clients.

Led the design for the communications iPad app ‘Bonjour’, & worked alongside two business analysts remotely located.

Retaining Wealth Lineage

To ease delivery of managers services to their high net worth clients by challenging the current ‘face-to-face’ , location restrictive, flight dependant personal service model, through a video conference app. Helping to engage & evolve with their lifestyle & continue to support their future wealth needs.

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Create deeper relationships with Clients

Bonjour will give managers & clients a tool for communication, allowing them to make near-immediate calls & schedule meetings regardless of their location maintaining close relationships between managers & clients.

The Approach

Review of Service engagement insights and research to drive planning phase.

With insights from the earlier Service engagement, speed to market was a key driver as others in this market have similar products. The assumption was that users need to contact their relationship managers freely & securely wherever they are.

Key Insights

Primary clients identified were those in remote locations across the globe.

Clients wanted regular personal engagements with Relationship Managers.

Clients want to involve family members or advisors in the future banking relationship.

Communicating Design

Joining the team in Singapore, I quickly engaged them in casual, collaborative sketching workshops & also laterally creating wireframes to translate ideas & alleviate vision gap to better articulate & distribute design rational.

Informal sketching workshops for ideation

I created two sets of user group documentation, to communicate requirements to the lead developer & support their quality assurance needs.

These deliverables consisted of Screen Flows, User Journeys (notes on these journeys helped to define transitions & user touchpoints) & Interactive Prototypes.

Wireframes
Mapping user journeys
Screen wireframe layout
Prototypes

Prototype video demos were an efficient way to gain meaningful feedback from the team & gain consensus from stakeholders, but unsuitable for iterating & reflecting changing viewpoints rapidly.

Low-fidelity prototypes for useful feedback & engagement

Testing Assumptions

With a viable prototype, we elected to validate our convictions, through controlled user testing.

For testing, internal CX board review & internal business road shows, I produced temporary visuals for the high-fidelity interactive prototypes using Sketch & Flinto, for it's seamless & localised workflow.

High-fidelity prototype for testing, feedback & presentation (Poke Journey)

As Clients were not easily accessible organising testing followed the usual lengthy time boxed scheduling through the Client Relationship Manager.

Testing helped to validate our assumptions & prioritise requirements for final MVP deliverable, but mostly allowed the business to further evangelise their ongoing support & understanding of the clients lifestyle need.

Final deliverables consisted of the interactive prototypes, User Journeys (notes on user journeys helped to define transitions & user touchpoints), Screen Flows & final visuals (Visuals By Matt Luxford).

Final Visuals

With new brand guidelines in hand the final visual reflect the lifestyle & prestige.

Client Sign-In screen using personal key & eventually Touch-ID (Visual By Matt Luxford)
Client Sign-In screen using personal key & eventually Touch-ID (Visual By Matt Luxford)
Main meeting scheduling screen; Poke or Schedule (Visual By Matt Luxford)