The Bang

BLOGS + CASE STUDIES

Who are they?

The Bang are an impactful UX and UI Design agency working with fintech companies.

What do I do?

I’m the man they go to for words. Currently writing regular high quality relevant blog content and a quarterly report looking at Gen Z and how they interact with money.

What did they say?

“Reads class mate!… Best one yet.”

“Mint.”

Blogs

Some more examples:

4 ways tech is disrupting the mortgage industry

Power to the people: How fintech is making money more accessible

Creating Digital Products For Gen Z? 3 Things You Need To Know

Case Studies

Circl - A disruptive sports gaming app

Words from case study I did for The Bang’s work on football game Circl.

“What is Circl?

Imagine betting on sport… but you can only do it when your mates contribute to the jackpot. Circl is a social game that sees a pot of money change hands as events happen in-game.

We jumped at the opportunity to work with Circl. Their disruptive central ethos is about social inclusion rather than addictive exclusion and their product could even offer people a way out of destructive gambling habits.

It's something we could totally get behind and we’ve been involved from the early prototype stages to where they are now.”

Tembo - The UK’s leading online family mortgage broker

Words from case study for The Bang’s work on mortgage disruptor Tembo.

“Going beyond the brief

Rejigging Tembo’s brand wasn’t necessarily a part of the brief.

When we took them on as a client they had just started. These mortgage experts had an idea for a product that could release equity from a relative’s house to increase a deposit.

The brief was to make it look sexy. Which is good because that’s our bread and butter. But we wondered if something more was needed. Standing out to their target audience meant more than just changing the way they looked. Initially the design had the typical purples and blues of the tech world, and the language was full of technical and financial jargon.

For first time buyers, the process is stressful enough and being confronted with a brand-new language, as is often the case, can be unhelpful. So, we wanted to change that from the off.”