The Fidelity Feed

Fidelity Investments

Led the creation of the first-ever personalized feed for a financial app, solving the confusing homescreen problem through extensive user research and testing.

My Role

Design Lead

End-to-end design, prototyping, user testing, handoff

Challenge

Confusing Homescreen

Complex app needed intuitive redesign

Solution

First Financial Feed

Personalized content stream

Platform

iOS & Android

Live in production

Overview

As design lead, I drove the entire process—from stakeholder meetings to final delivery. I led brainstorming sessions, created wireframes and final designs, built prototypes, conducted user testing, and worked with developers to ensure pixel-perfect execution.

Download the App

The feed is live and continuously evolving. Check it out:

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Design Process

From design thinking sessions to sketches, wireframes, prototyping, and user testing— we refined the experience through iterative collaboration.

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The Final Feed Cards

Feed cards are grouped into categories: Markets cards, balance updates, news cards, event cards, bull & bear of the day, learning cards, and marketing cards. Cards are personalized and our algorithms bubble the most relevant content to the top.

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My Impact

Created extensive prototypes that aided in user testing, team collaboration, and developer handoff—ensuring clear communication of interactions and edge cases.

Feed Demo

Interactive prototype created in Principle demonstrating infinite scrolling with loading states for slow connections.

Project Information

Type Mobile App Redesign
Product Fidelity Feed
Company Fidelity Investments
Timeline 2015-2017

Tools & Methods

Wireframing Lab Studies Principle Prototype Illustrator Adobe Illustrator After Effects After Effects Testing Across Devices