Conclusion

Next Steps

Through the Penny Cow case study, I learned the value of a user-centered design approach, identifying pain points and translating them into actionable solutions. The iterative process emphasized the importance of refining features for clarity, simplicity, and user needs.

This project deepened my understanding of designing for financial wellness while balancing security, accessibility, and functionality, reinforcing the importance of empathy and critical thinking in creating impactful solutions.

  • Make Features Easy to Access:

    • Add bill payments and budgeting to the home screen for quicker navigation.

    • Test and refine layouts to improve usability.

  • Simplify User Flow:

    • Reduce steps for budgeting, bill scheduling, and accessing analytics.

    • Streamline navigation to avoid confusion.

  • Upgrade Analytics:

    • Add trends, historical data, and visual charts for better insights.

    • Provide a clear financial overview.

  • Strengthen Security:

    • Simplify onboarding and highlight security features like encryption and multi-factor authentication.

  • Add Advanced Tools:

    • Include savings goals, debt tracking, and investment management.

    • Offer financial tips and education to boost engagement.

  • Test Further:

    • Conduct A/B testing and validate changes with diverse users.