STREAMLINING FINANCE WITH
TIFIN.
PROJECT FOCUS
User Experience // Prototyping // Web Development
A suite of AI fintech products to support the diverse needs of clients. TIFIN provides more efficient approaches to encourage financial growth and intelligent wealth management.
ROLE
Product Designer
TIMELINE
3 weeks
RESPONSIBILITIES
Prototyping
Web Development
UX/UI Design
Graphic Design
TEAM
1 Product Designer, 1 Manager, 1 Marketing Designer
Overview
With its large suite of products, TIFIN needed to find a way to unify its identity while showcasing its diverse sub-brands. TIFIN’s website needed to centralize information about the main TIFIN brand while directing clients to its product offerings, providing a clearer connection between every TIFIN product. The redesign of TIFIN’s website aligned the visual identities of the sub-brands under the TIFIN family identity, refining the vision of the company and providing a logical flow for clients interested in exploring TIFIN.
As the product designer for TIFIN’s website redesign, I collaborated with 1 marketing designer to establish a core branding identity for the website. Through a simplified design system and stronger connections in branding, I created high-fidelity prototypes and independently built web pages to ship the live website.
Context
PROBLEM
TIFIN’s diverse products had too many individual identities, losing the connections within the company and negatively impacting the larger TIFIN brand.
SOLUTION
By redesigning the website and creating a more cohesive identity for TIFIN products under the main TIFIN website, I strengthened the TIFIN brand and improved information accessibility, growing user engagement across TIFIN.
Defining the Scope
TIFIN had separated its sub-brands into individual websites with branding that was totally different from the other sub-brands. This created a lack of consistency and cohesion, decreasing opportunities for clients to find other TIFIN products easily for their diverse needs. The disconnect across TIFIN’s suite of products caused TIFIN’s overall image to be viewed as not finessed and unprofessional, which clashed strongly with TIFIN’s users. TIFIN needed to grow together as a brand, highlighting TIFIN rather than being known for a singular product.
Old TIFIN Sub-Brand Websites
Inconsistent logo styles
Large variance in visual graphics and imagery choices
Lack of uniformity in layouts and website organization
Color schemes created without consideration for other sub-brands
No core branding represented in sub-brands
Final Solution
A streamlined browsing experience to explore TIFIN products customized for you, all while unifying the TIFIN brand.
Showcases uniform visuals that align closer to TIFIN’s larger vision, improving consistency and clarity around products and services with potential clients.
Directs users through exploring TIFIN with a more logical flow through a reimagined navigation system.
Product Landing Page Comparisons
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Product Info Page Comparisons
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Contact Form Page Comparisons
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High-Fidelity Prototype
Navigation Bar Design
Reflection
What Did I Learn?
Creating the new website for TIFIN was a large project that had to simultaneously showcase diversity in its products as well as strong unification in the overall brand. It was a fast-paced project from design to developing the website, pushing me to quickly pivot and adapt based on the needs of my team. Because there were so many pages and products to support, I found it crucial to have a clear perspective on how a user would move through the website, finding information based on their needs. By utilizing clear patterns and layouts across product pages, I was able to build a comprehensive, organized website that did not feel overwhelming.
TIFIN’s many sub-brands also meant that there were many separate teams to work with and stakeholders who provided input on my design work. This was a great opportunity to dig deep to discover commonalities across many ideas, ultimately creating a result that represented what TIFIN is as a larger organization.