We decided to build a closed ledger, aka an eVault, to create trust-less ownership, authenticity, and increased security for maintaining promissory notes digitally.
At the time, there were only 3 others eVaults in existence. This lead to a number of juicy design challenges, which lead to a very specific approach to design
What's an eVault?
The Results
Using a lean UX approach, we were able to launch within the 1 year deadline and quickly acquired 8 customers in 1 year.
eVault is also now one of Snapdocs most popular tools in their mortgage suite.
How we got there
Levelset
Ideate
Prototype MVP
Setup Tests
The Challege
"Design to Learn"
Build to Learn Process
Rather than showcasing the whole app, this case study shows I implemented design at Snapdocs on one of our core features, create a report.
Levelset
Problem
As a user, there are many scenarios I must track and audit for my eNote in order to meet compliance with MERS.
HMW provide them with the right scenarios and information so they be the best at doing their job?
Solution
Working with the PM, we brainstormed an MVP where the user can download CSV to report any findings to MERS or clients.
Define Unknowns
Ideating
Working with the PM, we brainstormed an MVP where the user can download CSV to report any findings to MERS or clients.
I.A. Report CSVs
Wire Flows
Prototyping
v1 - Modal
v2- Full Page
Setting up learning
Final Screens
Results
8 new, happy customers in 1 year
Using a lean UX approach, we were able to launch within the 1 year deadline and quickly acquired 8 customers around the US.
eVault is also now one of Snapdocs most popular tools in their mortgage suite.
