Cashless Culture

This project was created for IG to increase the quality and quantity of traffic on their website. The company provides online spread betting and stockbroking.


 
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Client: IG

Services: User experience, User Interface, Data Visualisation, Outreach and SEO

My Role on the Project: UX and UI Designer

 
 
 

about

 

The campaign displays data of contactless payment and cashless living in Europe, Germany, France, Switzerland. But despite the scepticism, digital trends are transforming, and it shows a significant increase in cards, contactless and online transaction.

 
 

 

the mission

This campaign will help increase the traffic on the company’s website from various search engine with the help of the Outreach team.

 

process

Campaign Brief -> Research -> Moodboards -> Wireframes -> Design -> Build -> Test -> Live 

 
 

design concept

 

Having to display a large amount of data and trying to give the user a better experience, I have opted for card-based visualisation through the entire campaign. Card-based visualisation helps the information to be more digestible, and data remains responsive on different screen sizes. I have used more creative data visualisation and differ from section to section. Also, for a nice touch, I kept the company's (IG) brand red.

 
 
 
 

Landing Page

On a quick look, the user is welcomed with a brief description of the campaign, client and campaign logo, sharing icons, language button and two main sections. The reason I opted for two buttons on the landing page, is because of the heavy data on this project. Dividing the campaign into two main sections keeps the number of clicks to a minimum by making it easier to navigate.

The data has been researched and created only for France, German and Swiss market, hence the only three languages options.

 
 
 
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Companies - France

 
 

By default, after choosing Countries the first page opens on France, displaying Lydia and SlimPay being the highest on the market. The fact that I have chosen card-based design made the transition from mobile to the desktop more responsive.

 
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Companies - Germany

 
 

This section shows the highest investors in Germany in different tree sectors. When I have a large amount of data to visualise and want to create something eye-pleasing and great data experience, there are a lot of factors that I had to take into consideration before designing.

The data has to be easily responsive from mobile to desktop and in between sizes, to fit and be comprehensive at the same time on the limited space on mobile, true representativeness of numbers and choose the right type of visualisation to present the data.

 
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Navigation Menu

 
 

To make the user journey easier between main areas, I created a traditional sliding menu with links to the main sections and a close button. On the desktop, if the user prefers to explore the second part of the campaign (Payments), it can be accessed from the burger icon situated on the navigation menu or by selecting the campaign logo which will take the user back on the landing page.

 
 
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Payments - Europe

On the second part of the campaign, Europe is shown by default. Here, it is shown the number of check transactions in Europe between 2013 and 2017. The user can select a transaction method to see how transactions have evolved throughout the years in Europe.

The best way to display the data through the yeas in this section was to use a bar graph.

 
 
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Payments - Europe

On this section, shows the percentage and the transaction of checks have been used in France over the years.

 
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Mobile Wireframes

 
 
 
 
 
 

Landing Page

Company  - France

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UX Annotations

LANDING PAGE

1. Links

Dropdown button to select between the languages Italian, Swiss, German and French. 

2. Link

Two main sections Companies and Payments opted to have them on mobile for better and quicker navigation.

 

COMPANY  - FRANCE

1. Navigation Bar

Easy navigation with burger menu and campaign logo.

2. Non-Clickable Cards

Honeycomb display of highest company investment in France. Table layout of company fundings.

3. Footer

Social and sharing icons.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

UX Annotations

COMPANY  - GERMANY

1. Payments Navigation

Cheques, e-money, direct debits, credit transfer and card payments.

2. Cards

Data displayed on card-based designs. 

 
 
 
 

Companies - Germany

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Open Menu

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UX Annotations

OPEN MENU

1. Links

Expandable menu to navigate between sections.

 
 
 
 
 

UX Annotations

 
 

PAYMENTS - EUROPE

1. Payment Navigation

Cheques, e-money, direct debits, credit transfer and card payments.

2. Non-Clickable Card

Graph showing payments cheques, payments by county and by years.

PAYMENTS - FRANCE

1. Description

The navigation and the layout are exactly as Europe page. The only difference is the data.  

 
 

Payments - Europe

Payments - France

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Desktop Wireframes

 
 
 
 

UX Annotations

LANDING PAGE

1. Links

Dropdown button to select between the languages Italian, Swiss, German and French. 

2. Links

Main two sections Companies and Payments opted to have them on mobile for better and faster navigation.

2. Icons

Two social media sharing icons and an info button. 

 

Landing Page

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Company - France

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UX Annotations

COMPANY  - FRANCE

1. Navigation Bar

Logo linking back to the main page. Buttons that help the user to navigate to different sections of the campaign by selection.

2. Cards-Based Design

Displaying the highest companies with investors and the highest amount of money invested.

 
 
 
 

UX Annotations

BURGER MENU

1. Navigation bar

A sliding panel, displaying the main two links section of the campaign.

 
 

Menu

 
 

Company  - Europe and France

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UX Annotations

COMPANY  - EUROPE

1. Navigation

Navigation menu links between Europe, France, Germany.

2. Cards

Data split into 2 cards for better responsiveness.

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