At Ebury, we believe that everybody deserves to work in a place where they can feel included and treated with dignity. We strive for a diverse, inclusive and supportive tech community. These values motivated the publication of our Ebury Tech Code of Conduct....
In our previous article ‘Visualizing User Experience Data‘, we defined a framework to measure the User Experience of a product. In this article, we want to share how we can use Google Data Studio to visualise those metrics and facilitate decision making during the design process. Data Studio Data Studio...
Ebury Online is a platform that allows users to do international payments quickly, securely and efficiently. Using data analytics it’s an important part of Ebury’s design process. We, as product designers, need to have a great understanding of data in order to make informed decisions that will impact both on...
Last month, the Ebury team attended Generate, a conference dedicated to designers who are looking to improve the user experience (UX) of their websites. We’ll be talking through what we learned, how we’ll be applying our new knowledge to our UX, but most importantly, what you can take away to...
How to build a design language that works across teams and platforms Invision acquired Brand.ai, UXPin released Systems, and Uber, IBM, and Salesforce are examples of companies who have decided to change the way of designing digital products. They all have one thing in common: using Design Systems as a...
How we make User Research at Ebury If you have ever worked with a team of UX Designers, I’m sure you have heard about the term Persona. A Persona is simply a semi-fictional character that stereotypes your user. It doesn’t sound that useful, does it? Indeed, personas are fairly irrelevant...
