I'm interested in both, actually. Internal pages, balances, account information, transactions in general are usually neglected parts of the experience since it's usually more heavy technically speaking and therefore "harder" to adapt to actual user needs. Now, the way they handle their marketing, language, tone, communication, prioritization, etc is also interesting and, in sites like Simple, a huge differentiator from the get go.
I really appreciate your contributions and will take a look at the ones you mention in your second paragraph. I'm honestly not familiar with most of those.
Thanks, Bud.
I'm interested in both, actually. Internal pages, balances, account information, transactions in general are usually neglected parts of the experience since it's usually more heavy technically speaking and therefore "harder" to adapt to actual user needs. Now, the way they handle their marketing, language, tone, communication, prioritization, etc is also interesting and, in sites like Simple, a huge differentiator from the get go.
I really appreciate your contributions and will take a look at the ones you mention in your second paragraph. I'm honestly not familiar with most of those.
JDV