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Overview
Background
Design Process
User Research
Competitive Audit
Opportunity
Iteration / Feedback
Usability Testing
Final Solution
Learnings

Nav.It: Financial Journey

Nav.It Financial journey focused on a new gamified, educational flow to highlight financial management and bridge the gap between finances and mindfulness for young adults.

Increased user engagement by 145% and raised 3 million VC funding.
⌁ Product Design
⌁ User-Centered Design
⌁ Systems Design
Timeline
6 months
Tools
Process
User research
Usability testing
Design system
Prototyping

Team
Victoria Liang (UXD)
Hannah Mei (UXD)
Paul Campbell (PM)
Toby Miller (Dev)
Daniel Trotter (Dev)
Kaitlyn Ranze (UX Writer)
Kayden Maier (Customer Success)

Background

Business opportunity
User problem
Nav.It has a unique mission of incorporating mindfulness practices into building financial health. By better streamlining the two, Nav.It can stand out from competitors as a way to increase user engagement.
How might we enhance and foster users' financial well-being by tracking mindfulness?

Design process

Learning about users

Most users associate negative feelings towards their finances and feel unconfident and dissatisfied with their financial status and management methods.

Competitive audit

I researched competitors gathering essential features and flows that make a financial management app successful.
Additional successful user engagement analysis: 
With further research looking at published studies, gamification not only increases user retention rate but also improves education. Gamification will help Nav.It stand out from competitors to be approachable, educational and helpful in increasing user financial wellness and confidence for young adults.

Opportunities

1.
Visual optimization
2.
Progress tracking
3.
Incentivization
Task hierarchy
Building habit and confidence
Rewards and themes
Redesigning the current home screen
Nav.it needed to make a strong initial impression on users, fostering trust and increasing engagement. The current design was confusing for users.

Iteration and feedback

Visual optimization exploration
Progress tracking exploration
Incentivization exploration

What do users value?

1. Simplicity
Providing maximum guidance whilte requiring miminimal user effort
2. Sense of accomplishment
Motivating users by rewarding and showing progress

Learnings

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