Experimental product: The feature adopts concepts from Chinese banking apps to be implemented in Indonesia, with no direct competitors in the market.
Build from Scratch: The project required building the system from scratch, resulting in a highly iterative approach.
Deadline Pressure: Tight deadlines led to fast-paced development cycles and constant iteration.
How Might We: How might we create an innovative feature to improve user acquisition and engagement with minimal data on creditworthiness?
Discovery phase:
Groundwork
Tactic:
Analyzed Phase 1 feedback to identify pain points, alongside a competitive analysis of similar features from competitors like Shopee PayLater.Outcome:
Identified the need for an automated, flexible solution for convert installment, ensuring the design aligned with user needs and competitive standards.
Exploration phase:
Iterative design and stakeholder collaboration
Tactic:
Focused on iterative wireframing, firming up user flows and visual content, while working closely with stakeholders to gather feedback and refine the design direction.Outcome:
Developed key components of the feature, ensuring alignment with business goals and user needs.
Handoff phase:
Final UI is ready and developer ready to develop
Tactic:
Finalized the Mission UI, ensuring alignment with the PRD and covering all edge cases before handing off to development.
Outcome:
The development team was ready to start, with the design fully aligned with the PRD and edge cases addressed.
Challenge:
Navigating the uncertainty of adapting features from Chinese banking apps to the Indonesian market, requiring continuous refinement to align with user needs and local context.
Learning:
Gained a deeper understanding of the importance of stakeholder collaboration, especially in an experimental feature, and how crucial it is to iterate quickly based on real-time feedback.







