Deals Application
MY ROLE AS SR. DESIGNER
Data Analysis
Process Mapping
Wireframing
DESCRIPTION
This project was to create an interface for the Deals application within FactSet’s workstation. Its main purpose is to show the deals and acquisitions of companies through data visualizations of the price history within the life of the deal. An overview of information displays at the top of the page for a quick understanding of how the deal played out in regards to the prices it took to complete the deal.
A further detailed view of the data is displayed through a chart combining all pricing data (target price, acquirer price, arbitrage spread, premium, announcement date) from the time the deal was announced until it was completed or until the most recent date available.
STEP ONE:
Data Analysis
Given data from the product manager, it was a combined effort between design and the PM to understand the data and analyze how to it relates to one another.
The goal of this was to create an interface that showed visualizations of the data in order to create a story or trend over time in an easy-to-digest data organization, showing relationships and the change in data over time.
STEP TWO:
Paper & Pencil Wireframes
After analyzing the data, I took to pencil and paper to draw out some lo-fi wireframes to flesh out some interaction details, visuals, and the interface’s overall layout.
STEP THREE:
Hi-Fi Wireframes
Once most of the interactions were nailed down, I took the paper wireframes to hi-fi wireframes created in Axure.
This features a spotlight overview section - infographic styles, a chart section to show trends, and a side panel for a more detailed view in a collapsed state
