Synchrony
ux/ui & product design
Below you’ll find a few examples of robust, product design examples made for our client Synchrony Financial. Each effort was a collaborative effort, utilizing designers, content, and developers to brainstorm and craft the best possible user experience for our clients and their customers. This meant accomodating the highest standards of accesibility, ease-of-use, and conforming to strict financial and regulatory guidelines around product design
Disciplines: user experience design, user interface design, prototyping, art direction, visual design, accessibility
Cost of Credit Calculator
Custom calculator built for Synchrony credit partners alongside our development team, which incorporated a streamlined and responsive calculator which helps future partners calculate the cost of partnering with Synchrony.
mobile prototype
Component Library
Due to the quickly changing nature of their industry and the need to be able to adapt to different commercial sectors, Synchrony needed to have a customizable website that could address the needs of several different types of content.
Collaborating with the visual designer, developers, and my content director, we created a robust library of responsive components for Synchrony to utilize across their website. We identified our client’s needs and provided appropriate documentation to make the process for our client as smoothly as possible.
agency: look listen
art director: daniel alfonzo
visual designer: ryan tibbitts
content director: annemarie miller
senior copywriter: sarah taillon
copywriter: kelsey waananen
component library (scroll on hover)
sample page
Synchrony Home Retailer Map
Custom, responsive map made for Synchrony HOME alongside our development team, which incorporated multiple interactive filters such as location, category, distance, and online retailers, to help cardholders easily find places that accepted their card. When designing the user experience, we referenced inspiration from other complex, interactive maps to be able to make this map as user-friendly as possible.