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The last 10 years have seen massive changes in the world of finance.
The old stalwarts of the banking industry are being challenged by clever startups and shiny cards.
Tech is giving people greater autonomy over their finances and potentially greater access to wealth.
Yeah, there is a lot of noise out there on everything from buying crypto to meme stocks.
But behind all that, are these new fintech platforms actually providing a better option for the average user?
Is it actually changing the game for ordinary people and what role, if any, does financial UX design have to play in all of that?
The truth is well designed apps and websites do have the power to change people’s relationship with money in ways that were’t possible before.
The last 10 years have seen massive changes in the world of finance.
Here’s how.
The last 10 years have seen massive changes in the world of finance.
Tech is giving people greater autonomy over their finances and potentially greater access to wealth.
Yeah, there is a lot of noise out there on everything from buying crypto to meme stocks.
But behind all that, are these new fintech platforms actually providing a better option for the average user?
Is it actually changing the game for ordinary people and what role, if any, does financial UX design have to play in all of that?
The truth is well designed apps and websites do have the power to change people’s relationship with money in ways that weren’t possible before.
Here’s how.
Sub heading text introduces the article, it could be a couple offlines long too.
The last 10 years have seen massive changes in the world of finance.
The old stalwarts of the banking industry are being challenged by clever startups and shiny cards.
Tech is giving people greater autonomy over their finances and potentially greater access to wealth.
Yeah, there is a lot of noise out there on everything from buying crypto to meme stocks.
But behind all that, are these new fintech platforms actually providing a better option for the average user?
Is it actually changing the game for ordinary people and what role, if any, does financial UX design have to play in all of that?
The truth is well designed apps and websites do have the power to change people’s relationship with money in ways that weren’t possible before.
Here’s how.
The last 10 years have seen massive changes in the world of finance.
The old stalwarts of the banking industry are being challenged by clever startups and shiny cards.
Tech is giving people greater autonomy over their finances and potentially greater access to wealth.
Yeah, there is a lot of noise out there on everything from buying crypto to meme stocks.
But behind all that, are these new fintech platforms actually providing a better option for the average user?
Is it actually changing the game for ordinary people and what role, if any, does financial UX design have to play in all of that?
The truth is well designed apps and websites do have the power to change people’s relationship with money in ways that weren’t possible before.
Here’s how.
