Credit Suisse

To provide a brief overview, Jonny Wray and Michele Miesel, diligently gathered the needs of the stakeholders and conducted thorough research to identify strategies that could attract more corporate users. They translated their findings into initial design drafts, which were then tested with a group of individuals who provided valuable insights. Based on these insights, they refined and updated their drafts to ensure the design aligned with user expectations.  

Once the updated drafts were ready, I commenced working on the visuals, taking into account the existing visual guidelines of Credit Suisse. We aimed to maintain consistency with the overall visual language while making minor adjustments to the typography. Additionally, we developed several components that could potentially be implemented on a global scale, incorporating them into our component library.

Re-imagined navigation

We created a completely revamped navigation system, enabling users to effortlessly locate their desired goals.

Final designs

Below, you will find the end result of our design process. I have included some of the final layouts that we presented.

End-to-end processes

Another crucial aspect of my role was to develop a seamless flow for two specific scenarios: one allowing users to obtain a loan estimate, and the other enabling them to schedule appointments at one of the bank's local branches. While this project was visionary in nature, we strived to maintain a sense of practicality and ensure the feasibility of our concept.

To bring these scenarios to life, I utilized Framer to create interactive prototypes.

Presentation

My final responsibility involved creating a comprehensive presentation video that showcased the key findings of our visionary concept. To accomplish this, I utilized After Effects.

The outcome

The pitch meeting was a success, and I quote the reaction, "We have never seen anything like this before." Our concept was largely adopted and implemented, the specific details of how it looks and functions are still under consideration. You can check the live version here.