After several iterations of Finsemble’s UI, we’ve learned a lot about making a beautiful UI that reinforces a user’s flow state. We’ve folded these lessons into a general overhaul of our UI for Finsemble 4.0.
Great design supports the user’s flow state. But how do you get there? Here are five principles of good, flow-centered UX design.
Imagine all the tools within your workflow—legacy, modern, and third-party—working together in an integrated and unified desktop experience. Finsemble seamlessly assembles and syncs disparate applications for capital markets end users. See how this works on a sales dashboard.
In professions that demand large amounts of real-time information, how does one allow for the reduction of visual noise so that the crucial information can shine through? What happens if something that was previously considered noise is now the signal? Is there room for clarity of information?
We prefer to think of our HTML5 financial charts as interactive maps—open sandboxes or drawing canvases—which require a considerable amount of chart real estate and clever placement of tools.
Thursday, March 25th @ 11:00am EDT / 3:00pm GMT
In this roundtable discussion, FDC3 experts and industry leaders meet to discuss the origins of FDC3, why it’s so important, and what they predict the future will hold for businesses adhering to FDC3 standards.
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Matt Harvey
Mike Beattie
Brad Mumme
Hosted by Dan Schleifer