Dell MyFinancials

MyFinancial Lift and Shift to DDS 1.6 (Dell Design Systems)

MyFinancials is an online self-serve Dell application designed specifically for customers to access and view their financial accounts and records.​

Dell

Employer
My Role

Research, design strategy,  product design

Contribution

Solo designer, with guidance from a Design Manager, Product Owners, Business Stakeholders(Dell Financial Services)

Timeline

3 months

OUTCOMES

Improved the Usability and Accessibility of the dashboard, earning positive stakeholder feedback

driving the design team’s re-engagement for the next phase of the end-to-end dues payment experience.

context & SCope

DDS migration of MFM -
MyFinancial Management

Migrating the UI to Dell Design System DDS 1.6 and also enhancing the experience by fixing usability issues

Scope

The project was constrained by specific limitations provided by the stakeholders:

  • Stakeholders did not allow direct access to end-users for feedback or testing purposes.

  • No modifications to the underlying architecture were in scope ,excluding any major layout or flow redesigns.

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UX deliverables

Building upon clarity

Figuring the best order of items inside the menu

Stakeholder Interviews

While this was the preferred approach, the lack of ready access to users prompted the exploration of alternative methods.

Current & Future state mapping

Expert advice was sought from faculty members, but their diverse approaches to structuring the content did not provide a clear solution.

Heuristic Analysis

Since the project was part of the SEO team, they suggested utilizing MSV or Monthly Search Volume to order the menu items, with the highest searched topics appearing first, aligning with user search trends.

Gap analysis

Since the project was part of the SEO team, they suggested utilizing MSV or Monthly Search Volume to order the menu items, with the highest searched topics appearing first, aligning with user search trends.

SOLUTIONs

Driving Clarity and Interaction Through Collaborative Design Sprints

Highlights

Improved Usability and Accessibility in Dispute and Promise Statuses

Achieved WCAG AA compliance by enhancing contrast, introducing clear status labels, and refining visual design, resulting in improved readability, accessibility, and a more intuitive user experience.

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Contextual Information Messages for Clearer User Guidance

Streamlined error and information messages with improved visual cues and messaging clarity, ensuring users understand system status and required actions with ease.

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Carefully Researched to meet students expectations
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Highlights

Integrated Microfeedback for Continuous UX Improvement

Enabled real-time user feedback collection through in-house microfeedback tools, enhancing usability by aligning design improvements with user needs and insights.

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Comprehensive FAQ Design for Seamless User Support

Developed a detailed and accessible FAQ section across key pages, providing clear, user-friendly guidance and reducing support dependencies.

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Raise Promise

The new design enabled seamless navigation through the extensive study material and exam pages while accommodating all products in Embibe's portfolio. Its success led to implementation across all Embibe web pages.

Raise Dispute

The new design enabled seamless navigation through the extensive study material and exam pages while accommodating all products in Embibe's portfolio. Its success led to implementation across all Embibe web pages.

Project status

Project is live!

The product has been live since 2022.
Stakeholders were delighted with the output and wanted to proceed with the next upcoming customer deliverable of payments.


However, after the release, I was reassigned to another project with Dell. During this time, a colleague took over the payment flow, and I provided initial handholding and design support.

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