Thanks Michael, great to hear :) and welcome to the land of venomous creatures

Great to hear Cameron. Making a good case for things, or 'selling your vision' is an underrated part of designing solutions. It's really tough in an industry as established as banking.

Stick with us! We're across a lot of the features we know we need to get in asap, it's going to be a big 6 months.

Thanks for the kind words.

I'll feed this back to the team verbatim- "How do we cater for QFF sluts?" :) That's fair enough, we're a little while yet offering the full suite of banking products, but it's definitely on our mind. Credit cards in general is a tricky one for us, as we're trying to influence financial responsibility (they have a use case but some people struggle using them effectively).

Finally got around to writing a deep dive on the entire journey. I'm typically a product designer but dabbled in print over the years. Really enjoyed taking on designing an experience that a lot of banks probably don't focus on. Would love to hear what the DN community think, or answer any questions

Good to see they’ve regressed their ambitions. The last rebrand was only just over 2 years ago. Remember when they were trying to unite ‘bits and atoms’

Figma's quite good isnt it? for a webview

Still the hardest part of the job, not so much taking it, but learning how to hear the constructive gems, and which feedback to respond to.

I find it has a lot to do with the relationship, and trust.

Almost identical to where I've worked. It was a product team of about 60 people, with practices of engineering, design and product management. Marketing was a seperate problem with a slightly different make up (product and design personnel, but very limited engineering)

I saw some youtube comments mentioning that anything less than #FFF on a dark colour is poor contrast for accessibility. I think this dogma is pretty severe, there's literally a grey area here.

yeah wow