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Bonnen & Facturen

3 voorbeelden van bonnen en facturen in de ING mobiele app

Don't want to lose your invoices and receipts? Don't know which bills you still need to pay or who needs to pay you? Scan and store them all in one place in our free Mobile Banking App! Convenient for your VAT declaration or your bookkeeper.

I worked this project from concept to production, including being the Product Owner.

  • Product Owner
  • Concept
  • Interaction design
  • Visual design
  • HTML / CSS prototype (designed for mobile screen size)
  • User research

Download ING Mobiel Bankieren app

The Guide

screenshot van The Guide

The Guide is ING's first version of their Design System and enables quick design and development of new applications.

Designing for The Guide is a joint effort for UX and frontend dev at ING. I helped setting up this first version of The Guide, envangalizing it and designing the first components.

  • Interaction design
  • Evangalism

Accessibility

Accessibility is very important for a large bank like ING. There are a lot of people amongst our millions of users who experience limitations while using the internet.

In 2013 I discovered we were lacking in our accessibility on some of our most essential applications and wrote a plan for a durable solution.

Now ING has a dedicated accessibility team which (amongst many other activities) runs audits and trains a growing group of accessibility champions (similar to the BBC model).

  • User research
  • Evangalism
  • Working together with local Accessibility workgroups (Oogvereniging, Stichting Accessibility)

iDEAL

screenshot van ideal

ING's iDEAL online payment system is used over 200.000 times a day. More and more visits are done on mobile devices. In 2012 I designed a new interface for mobile and web.

  • Interaction design
  • Usability research

Mijn ING inloggen

screenshot van de inlogpagina van Mijn ING

Following the redesign of our banking environment (Mijn ING) I redesigned the login page. The project was mainly focused on the introduction of the PAC (Personal Authentication Code), a two factor authentication we send as sms as an extra protection against online fraud.

Imagine logging in with a device you never used before and from a place you never been before (on your holiday for example). In this type of situation we want to make sure it's you logging in and not some hacker. We can than ask you for an extra code: the PAC code. That way we can ensure it's you.

  • Interaction design
  • Usability research