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Starling turns small moments into reassurance and personality, from December snow settling on your balance to scam warnings mid-payment. Featuring UX Bites and case studies.
Key takeaways from 10 Case Studies and 6 UX Bites
In December, snow falls down the screen and settles on the container holding your balance
A dynamic message confirms customer services haven't called you, right as you pay someone new
Previous payment references stay hidden until you tap the field, lowering cognitive load
Often uses:
Deconstructing the notion that these banks have feature parity in 2023.
Historically, bank cards were relatively simple rectangles of plastic. But not any more.
A unique opportunity to revisit these 12 banks, re-benchmark them, and highlight what 900 days of progress looks like.
Their core products are incredibly strong, but the cracks start to appear when you get even deeper into their experiences.
There are some clear winners and losers here. But overall, the user experience of customer support is desperate for some innovation.
Although the challenger banks were considerably faster, all of the banks could improve the experience of using Open Banking.
Quite clearly, if you want to make international payments frequently you have to use a challenger bank, or Barclays.
Whilst the challenger banks have made this feature more accessible, they had a poor overall experience. Barclays was considerably better.
With a few exceptions, there wasnt a huge variance in the amount of effort, or time taken to send a payment from any of the banks.
The challenger banks were significantly quicker (in days) and required less effort (in clicks) to get an active account.
If features can be coded in minutes, thoughtful design is what wins
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