Real time Digital Banking Interactions - Accenture TD Bank US

Saba Seyedi

UX Researcher
Product Designer
UI Designer
Adobe XD
Figma
Jira
Accenture
TD Commercial Banking
                                 One Vanderbilt- The Flagship Experience
One Vanderbilt- The Flagship Experience

Summary:

Recruited by Creative Circle, I embarked on an exciting opportunity as a UX Designer for Accenture Strategy & Consulting firm . Within Accenture, I was assigned to work with their client TD Bank on a US launch.

Scope:

The project entailed the development of a complex banking portal launched to be experienced on wireless tablets in One Vanderbilt: Home to TD's New NYC Flagship Store.
Designed UI
Designed UI

Duration:

SEP 2023 - JAN 2024

Project Scale:

TD now serves more than 1.1 million customers and employs more than 2,500 colleagues in New York City with 135 stores.

Role:

Designed UI Visuals for Complex web and mobile products- Portals, Dashboards, complex websites, Mobile apps etc.  Created UX Documentation: Wireframes, Sitemaps, User flows and journeys as well as interactive prototypes.Conducted Secondary research and primary user research using qualitative and quantitative interactive research methods to build client- centric services.Worked with large product design team.Worked on FI, Insurance and large corporate products and brands.

Tools:

Jira
Confluence
Adobe XD
Figma
Miro

Problem Space:

Tellers were unable to meet customer service needs due to the lack of screen responsive tools and minimal user flows.
inability to service clients specified needs created negative financial impacts to business.
UI Screens
UI Screens

How Might We: Transforming the in-person banking experience to meet the moment  for real-time, personal advice.

Painpoints:

1)Tellers desire the ability to be untethered and use tablets to have huddles throughout the store.
2) Customers like to guide their own experience and choose what area of the store they'd like to work with Teller in (ex. some customers like sitting in offices while others sit in the lounge).

Research:

How are employees navigating through the previous user flows designed?What additional services require iterations for improvement?Are self serve options streamlined enough to exceed metric goals?

Key Insights:

80-90% of all customer interactions are naturally occurring in flexible non traditional spaces, consisting of open space lounges without desks and monitors.
User Location and Environmental Setting
User Location and Environmental Setting

Vision:

Mobile teller stations and sit-stand workstations that allow employees to adapt their tools to the nature of each conversation, providing customers with a tailored, seamless experience.

Accessibility:

Accessibility and Flexibility were high priorities for the screens ensuring all employees could easily navigate clients at any point in their journey by designing 400% Zoom Accessibility.

Additional Feature Explorations:

Wealth Discovery, API Integrations, Salesforce Integrations, Quick Tools

Prototype Validation:

1) User Testing: User testing was a crucial step in the design process to gather feedback and validate the prototype's usability and effectiveness.
2) Feedback Collection: Collected feedback from users through surveys, interviews, and observation during user testing sessions.
3) Iterative Design: Used the feedback collected to make iterative improvements to the prototype, addressing any usability issues or user pain points.
UI Screen
UI Screen

Features:

Authentication: Chip & Pin with teller and platform
Account Details: Account Linking, Editing, Drill downs
Search & View:Across personal and Business accounts
API Integration: Macro Apps
Direct Deposit: Self Service, Debit card issuance, Assisted
Payment Maintenance: Add & Delete
Product Selector: Add & Delete
Business Prospect Creator: Add & Delete
Fraud Alerts: Messaging & Support
Refund: Personal & Business
Check Orders: Personal & Business
Credit Cards: Onboarding
Transaction History: Online Profile Management
Quick Tools: Online Profile Management
User Flow
User Flow

Releases:

Successfully delivered Release 2-4

Feedback:

Colleagues have quickly adopted the new behaviours and unanimously expressed a preference for the new model.

Accomplishments:

Conversion exceeded the 80 % goal to 89.79%, indicating customers are adopting positively to new interaction model.

Takeaways:

Detailed understanding of Banking user journey for new and existing clients and various product lines
Enhanced skills in migrating and maintaining Adobe XD designs to Figma.
Grateful to have had Incredible exposure to how cross functional teams communicate and complete tasks across two nations wide.

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