Natwest

UX/UI work done for Natwest from 2021-2022. Whilst there I worked on 3 projects, canvassing UX to AI engagements. I ensured brand consistency by spearheading a global Design Library which could be used across different teams and on different projects.

A web app for the Core Expansion team. The goal of the CEX platform was to provide a platform for data and analytics to grow. I created a framework to ingest different data sets into the tool, allowing different stakeholders to get projected views of data in a clean and user friendly way.

A responsive web design for Retail Disputes. One of the most important aspects of the business is dealing with Fraud and Disputes in the transactional space. As such, the design had to be very streamlined to not only be usable and clear to understand visually, but the user journeys had to be tested rigorously to ensure the user experience was watertight. The design had to be considered to work across all breakpoints, and also then be ported across to other internal brands. This meant thinking about creating a Design Library to deal with the scaling which could then form the basis of a Design System going forward.

A web app for the CRAM DB team. The goal of the CRAM DB platform was to be able to display complex table sets of data within a tool instead of having to refer to complex, busy and unusable excel spreadsheets. I had to look at the various different type of table data that comprised the content and devise templates which could work for this type of content. I created a functional header which could be used to zoom in/out of tables, easily be able to navigate to different pages of tables and the ability to search for something specific.