Inclusiwealth is a play on words (inclusion + wealth) and a transformative financial literacy platform designed by a team of women from diverse backgrounds, dedicated to confronting the financial biases rooted in discrimination.
By offering tailored resources for marginalized communities overlooked by traditional financial systems, Inclusiwealth challenges these biases. The platform promotes inclusivity and empowerment, bridging the gap between underserved populations and mainstream finance.
As lead UX designer, my vision was to create a digital space where individuals from all walks of life—regardless of background or socioeconomic status—can confidently navigate and shape their financial futures.
Considering this was one of my very first design projects outside of school, I’d say I was overall proud of the design. While there are plenty of areas I could have improved upon, inclusiwealth pushed my limits and gave me an opportunity to reflect on my skills at the time and bring them together in a single design.
One key lesson I learned is the importance of having a thorough design thought process to guide my work. I also realized it’s often better to complete one design phase before moving on to the next. This encourages one's ability to balance progress while continuing to maintain a clear creative vision.
Knowing what I know now, there are a few things I would do differently:
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mobile design
desktop design