BBVA Finanzianet

BBVA Finanzianet

A digital solution for businesses to grant financing through BBVA

A digital solution for businesses to grant financing through BBVA

My Role

Product Designer

Company

BBVA

Industry

Finance

Year

2021

Global Multidevice Process Pattern

Global Multidevice Process Pattern

Unify processes defined based on the needs of all associated businesses and the design principles devised in workshops, benchmarks, etc.

Reducing Cognitive Load

Structure the process content according to its meaning and convenient order, and divide the process into groups of questions.

Accompanying the User

It serves as a guide and accompaniment to the user when trying to perform a task or achieve a complex goal.

Reducing Execution Time

Reduce the time users have to spend on complex and tedious processes for several hours a day.

Definition.

Definition.

We unify processes with a lot of content and complexity. Additionally, we need the user to be able to resume the process at any time.

Create structure.

We group the content into steps and the steps into blocks.

Gathering content.

We gather all the questions from the form with the necessary fields to answer them.

Grouping and ordering.

We group the questions (fields) by meaning and order the content logically.

Reducing cognitive load.

We minimize the number of questions/fields as much as possible and display the simplest ones first.

Index.

When the process is complex, we will add an index.

Layout.

Layout.

Fullscreen

Fullscreen

Reduce the points of escape.

We focus the user's attention on the content while keeping the "exit the process" option always accessible.

Navigate back to the homepage.

Processes can be contained within a modal. In one scenario, it opens on the same URL; in another, known as a 'fake modal', it opens on a different URL. When closed, users can return to the access page or another location.

2 columns.

2 columns.

Vertical navigation.

Facilitates agile and natural vertical reading of the form. Transitions between steps involve vertical movements.

Primary actions.

Buttons performing primary actions should always be as close as possible to the last field of the form.

The Back/Previous action is a secondary action, contrary to the main objective of completing the form. To avoid errors, secondary actions should have a different visual appearance and be positioned outside the flow.

Main content.

Fields are arranged in a single column to streamline user interaction when completing the form.

Help.

We display all necessary information to accompany and assist the user throughout the process.

We identify potential pain points and try to anticipate comprehension issues, especially in decision-making.

Structure

The process structure serves as a guiding thread for the user and facilitates narrative flow. It is divided into 4 visually differentiated moments with different objectives and content.

Introduction.

Welcomes the user to the process.

Anticipates relevant information and actions before starting.
It does not have step numbering or a progress bar.
The button is aqua with the word "start".

Index.

Transition between blocks.

Highlights the block that starts.

Allows access to completed blocks.

Displays information about the status of the blocks.

Positions the user in the process.

Shows how many blocks are left to complete and provides a break in long processes. Uses the blue background color to separate moments within the flow and draw attention.

Form.

Content and focus of the design.

Resolves all tasks that the user needs to complete to achieve their goal.

Help.

Facilitates control and decision-making.

Closure.

Successfully completed process.

The closure is not a step. It does not have step numbering or a progress bar, only allows exiting the process and alternative actions. Informs the user that the process has been successfully completed.

Uses the blue background color to separate moments within the flow, draw attention, and break the monotony.

Structure

The process structure serves as a guiding thread for the user and facilitates narrative flow. It is divided into 4 visually differentiated moments with different objectives and content.

Introduction.

Welcomes the user to the process.

Anticipates relevant information and actions before starting.
It does not have step numbering or a progress bar.
The button is aqua with the word "start".

Index.

Transition between blocks.

Highlights the block that starts.

Allows access to completed blocks.

Displays information about the status of the blocks.

Positions the user in the process.

Shows how many blocks are left to complete and provides a break in long processes. Uses the blue background color to separate moments within the flow and draw attention.

Form.

Content and focus of the design.

Resolves all tasks that the user needs to complete to achieve their goal.

Help.

Facilitates control and decision-making.

Closure.

Successfully completed process.

The closure is not a step. It does not have step numbering or a progress bar, only allows exiting the process and alternative actions. Informs the user that the process has been successfully completed.

Uses the blue background color to separate moments within the flow, draw attention, and break the monotony.

Action Sequence

Action Sequence

In the B2B hiring process, we need to cover complex use cases that require a series of linked actions.

Design Components

Design news components that covers all needs since the BBVA design system does not contemplate these possibilities.

Cover B2B Use Cases

To cover these use cases, it is necessary to design a new component that addresses these needs.

Approval Process

Components undergo a rigorous review process by the Federation and need to be approved before they can be used.

Structure.

Structure.

Navigation.

Actions are executed consecutively, and it is not possible to complete the next step without completing the previous one.

Main content.

The most common use is in the identity verification process, signing of intervenors, or document upload.

Before starting the process, the user is informed of the steps to be followed, as it is a process in which they cannot go back.

Help.

We can indicate the type of document the user needs to have on hand, as well as inform them that we will take a photograph so the user can be prepared before starting the process.

User flow

User flow

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