HeyJaredUXDA | Financial UX Design
The UXDA team is a well-known financial UX design agency focusing exclusively on next-gen financial services and infusing soul into 150+ products across 39 countries.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 3
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- ~3.4K subscribers
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- Aug 28, 2026
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NMB - Digital Experience | Motion Design by UXDA (opens the original)
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Creating a scalable foundation for the Mkononi Super App by combining world-class digital banking standards with a distinctly Tanzanian experience designed to build trust, confidence, and adoption.
#89 What Is Experience Debt in Banking—and How Can Banks Close It? (opens the original)
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Delivering more features doesn’t always create a better banking experience. In fact, it can quietly create experience debt. This episode explores how banks fall into the “build trap” — prioritising the speed of delivery over meaningful customer and business outcomes. Over time, fragmented journeys, inconsistent interfaces and disconnected decisions accumulate into experience debt that can weaken customer trust, loyalty and competitive advantage. We dive into why fixing individual screens is no l
#88 Bank’s Real Digital Challenge Isn't the App (opens the original)
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A best-in-class mobile app doesn’t automatically create a best-in-class banking experience. This episode explores why the biggest UX challenge for banks often exists beyond the app. Customers experience the bank across websites, support, communications, service journeys and countless other touchpoints. When those experiences feel disconnected, even an outstanding mobile experience can lose its impact. We dive into why banks need to move from improving individual interfaces to orchestrating the e
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