Role:
Product Design Consultant
User Flow
Journey Mapping
Prototyping
Team:
Medium Design Collective - Praxis Subteam
Team 6
Timeline:
September 2024 - Present

User Feedback - Part I
Since the platform has not yet launched, the feedback I have gathered so far comes from internal evaluations within our design team. Key insights include:
Navigation Issues: The transition between the previous Portfolio and Performance pages was disjointed, with the fragmented flowchart on the Portfolio page creating an unclear user journey. There is a need for a more cohesive navigation structure across the entire website.
Information Overload: Excessive, unstructured data in fund and performance metrics overwhelmed users, highlighting the need for clearer content prioritization.
Branding Gaps: Inconsistencies in design elements undermined credibility, emphasizing the importance of cohesive branding.

Analysis
User feedback highlighted the need to balance personalized recommendations with intuitive simplicity. To address this, we refined icons, streamlined interactions, and integrated a voice assistant that offers natural, engaging support. This approach ensures easy navigation while providing tailored options, enhancing user satisfaction and reducing stress.
Ideating Solutions
Current high-fidelity designs include:
Explore Page: A consolidated flowchart that simplifies fund relationships and performance metrics, offering both overview and detailed insights within a single framework.
Navigation Simplification: Improved page hierarchy for smoother user journeys.
Visual Enhancements: Clean, professional layouts with refined typography and color schemes to enhance readability and trust.
User Feedback - Part II
During four rounds of feedback, users tested the initial prototype and provided critical insights after each iteration. Their feedback helped refine the design and address key areas for improvement:
Clearer Features: Simplified design elements made key features more understandable.
Consistency Matters: Consistent labeling and design patterns reduced confusion and improved the user experience.
Voice Assistant: Users valued the voice assistant for its ability to provide personalized recommendations and reduce stress during planning.
Each round of feedback guided iterative improvements, ensuring the final design fully aligned with user expectations.
The Final Design
Enhanced Explore Page
The final design unifies the Portfolio and Performance pages into a centralized Explore hub, creating a seamless experience for users. By streamlining navigation and focusing on interactive data visualizations, the redesign makes fund performance and diversification metrics more accessible.
Conclusion
This redesign reflects AlgoInvest’s mission to make ETF management straightforward and accessible. By combining and improving existing features, the Explore page positions AlgoInvest as a trusted tool for users seeking clarity in financial decision-making.
Reflection + Future Trajectory
This project helped me improve my skills in iterative design and balancing complexity with a clear user experience. Working with a team with limited finance knowledge challenged me to adapt and think creatively. Moving forward, I will continue iterating on the Explore page based on usability testing and focus on improving other areas of the platform to enhance the overall user experience.