

In this particular project user research was minimal due to various reasons (budget being one of them) so I started with conducting competitive analysis to see what other asset management companies have online (Hargreaves Lansdown, Nutmeg, Fidelity, Black Rock, Morningstar). I've also included some UK ecommerce companies into search as well.
After multiple brainstorming sessions with the content designer and product manager, having a peer review from another designer
in the deparment, we've come up with multiple fund card types.
Design of the cards has been considered for multiple fund types and multiple breakpoints (desktop, tablet and mobile).
Icons below the fund name would indicate which asset classes fund holds (accumulating or distributing). Sometimes
fund has both classes, and sometimes just one. Breakdown between shares and bonds would be indicated in doughnut chart on the right, and if the fund is new, closing or closed,
the name will be followed by the tag.
Once I've finished work on the new fund page, B2B and B2C stakeholders asked me to standardise various card
and other components from the design perspective with the idea that the engineering team will build React components and deliver
a component library in Storybook. The time given to complete the design phase was just 1 month for 1 person (myself) which wasn't much time
given that other work was still in flight.
Please see below the exploration of various components, and the guidance how to use them in Storybook. All these explorations have been agreed
and reviewed with stakeholders at a time.