Tim Caynes - Designing the mobile wallet
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The document discusses designing a mobile wallet application. It notes that most people have mobile phones and wallets, but few see them as the same thing. The document then raises questions about who those people are and whether a mobile wallet design could literally change lives. It discusses balancing simplicity and complexity in both registration and transactions, and considers different design and testing approaches.
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Tim Caynes - Designing the mobile wallet
- 1. UX design for a mobile wallet @timcaynes
- 2. 254% of the world has a mobile phone 117% of the world has a wallet @timcaynes
- 3. 0.004% of the world thinks OMG, those things should be, like, totally the same thing @timcaynes
- 4. Who are the 0.004%? @timcaynes
- 6. Ooh. Can they literally change my life with this? @timcaynes
- 10. and in the real world? @timcaynes
- 11. The gears of fear @timcaynes
- 12. The approach of reproach @timcaynes
- 13. The lag of, um, something @timcaynes
- 14. Can the design challenge be reduced to a pithy couple of slides? @timcaynes
- 15. Complicated and simple @timcaynes
- 16. Simple and complicated @timcaynes
- 17. Complicated and simple registration heavy and transaction light @timcaynes
- 18. Simple and complicated registration light and transaction heavy @timcaynes
- 19. That choice has already been made @timcaynes
- 20. wallet please @timcaynes
- 21. Ideation? Envisioning? Testing? Venn Diagrams? Stupid Fucking Videos of Orange Things Fucking About? @timcaynes
- 22. mobile wallet please @timcaynes
- 23. partners and there is new legislation coming up in november have to update the transaction engine which actually we get from the merchant who since they merged with the carrier platform have another version of that piece coming so some high- are looking into that so when we get those things back from those guys who have also some simple transaction and we might actually have to migrate those services to hold on that pending the outcome of the stakeholder review which incidentally is becoming more difficult since we actually changed who we are and we all wear different faces and can only communicate through michael jackson thriller moves @timcaynes
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- 29. But I have no idea what I just did @timcaynes
- 30. Concept Context Confidence @timcaynes
- 31. Thanks