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| Project Overview This project was based on research that showed that a large number of people who abandoned Quicken wanted to "see where their money was going" and "control their spending" but were overhwelmed by the large feature set. I was brought into the project to assist the lead designer develop multiple concepts based on contextual inquiries. The concepts were tested in focus groups and the findings have been incorporated into Quicken 2007. |
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Concept C - Calendar view |
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Concept G - Category bucket/budget view |
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Concept B - Budget view - overview screen |
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Concept B - Budget view - budget screen |
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