Credit Card Expense

Simple - A savings pocket synced to your credit card.

Simple - A savings pocket synced to your credit card.

Client

Simple

Responsibilities

Visual Design UI & UX Design

Industries

Travel

Date

May 2020

Credit Card Expense mobile
Credit Card Expense mobile
Credit Card Expense mobile

This project was my welcome to Simple, which in many ways was a dream job. While the work around this concept of a Credit Card Expense had been started, it was in need of continued support + iteration. While learning the ins + outs of Simple users + the product itself I jumped into this unique functionality full steam. Months later out cross functional teams was delivering the first of its kind Expense, which in Simple parlance was a kind of savings account, attached diredctly to your third party credit card providing a ‘set it + forget it’ situation that gave users the best of both credit + debit.

This project was my welcome to Simple, which in many ways was a dream job. While the work around this concept of a Credit Card Expense had been started, it was in need of continued support + iteration. While learning the ins + outs of Simple users + the product itself I jumped into this unique functionality full steam. Months later out cross functional teams was delivering the first of its kind Expense, which in Simple parlance was a kind of savings account, attached diredctly to your third party credit card providing a ‘set it + forget it’ situation that gave users the best of both credit + debit.

This project was my welcome to Simple, which in many ways was a dream job. While the work around this concept of a Credit Card Expense had been started, it was in need of continued support + iteration. While learning the ins + outs of Simple users + the product itself I jumped into this unique functionality full steam. Months later out cross functional teams was delivering the first of its kind Expense, which in Simple parlance was a kind of savings account, attached diredctly to your third party credit card providing a ‘set it + forget it’ situation that gave users the best of both credit + debit.