Reputational Risk Assesment

Reputational Risk Assesment

Reputational Risk Assesment

Reputational Risk Assesment

Overview

The reputational risk team reached out to modernize their outdated risk assessment application, which was over 20 years old. Usability testing with 10 users from diverse business units revealed several significant challenges that hindered its effectiveness and user experience.


Objectives of the Revamp

  • Streamline workflows to break down silos and improve organizational alignment.

  • Simplify and declutter the user interface.

  • Enhance visibility into system status for improved tracking.

  • Ensure the design adheres to brand standards for consistency.

  • Integrate robust help and support features.

My contribution

Product strategy
User research
Product design

The team

1 × product manager
1 × product owner
7× engineers

Year

2023

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Process

Breaking down the project

The project initially required limited engagement for our team; however, seeing the results in a few weeks progress, stakeholders decided to work with the team to revamp the full product.

We further engaged with stakeholders to identify gaps in the journey across various divisions, generate ideas for enhancing the reputational risk (rep risk) tool to address these gaps, and prioritize the essential features and functionalities for the upgraded tool.

Discovery

To understand the current user experience and potential challenges, we conducted a design audit and usability testing, which helped us better understand UX flows.


Major Challenges Identified

1. Overcrowded and Overwhelming Interface

The application’s pages were cluttered and lacked adequate breathing space, causing users to feel overwhelmed.

2. Poor System Status Visibility

Users could not track ongoing processes or actions due to insufficient visibility of the system status.

3. Deviation from Brand Standards

The interface did not comply with the organization’s brand guidelines, resulting in an inconsistent and unprofessional appearance.

4. Insufficient Help and Support

The lack of adequate in-system support made it challenging for users to resolve issues or locate key information.

5. Organizational Silos and Process Inconsistencies

Disconnected workflows and inconsistent processes across divisions complicated the user journey and reduced overall transparency.

Collaborating with the internal team

Throughout the process, I worked closely with the product manager and business users to ensure that the app met their requirements and aligned with the bank's brand identity.

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Outcome

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"To design is to stimulate the human conscious (sub) for the desired outcome."

© All rights are reserved | 2024

Built by Pankaj

"To design is to stimulate the human conscious (sub) for the desired outcome."

© All rights are reserved | 2024

Built by Pankaj