Impact Invest
UX/UI DesignJavaScriptHTML&CSSOverview:
Client: Legal and Investment Firm
Goal: Increase lead generation through a complex but user-friendly
multistep form embedded in the firm's existing website
Role: UX/UI Designer & Front-End Developer
Tools: Figma, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Business Objective
The law firm aimed to expand its client base by collecting detailed
investment intentions and regulatory data through an online form.
The challenge was balancing regulatory compliance and data collection complexity
with a positive user experience that encourages completion.
User Personas
1. Daniel Cohen – The Experienced Investor
- Age: 45
- Occupation: Senior Tech Executive
- Location: Tel Aviv
- Goals: Diversify portfolio with secure legal backing
- Pain Points: Overloaded forms, security concerns
- Needs: Step-by-step clarity, assurance of data handling, ability to edit inputs
2. Sarah Levi – The Cautious Newcomer
- Age: 32
- Occupation: Freelance Designer
- Location: Haifa
- Goals: Learn and explore investments with support
- Pain Points: Financial jargon, decision anxiety
- Needs: Clear tooltips, simple UI, progressive info disclosure
3. Michael Abramson – The Time-Constrained Professional
- Age: 38
- Occupation: Medical Doctor
- Location: Jerusalem
- Goals: Fast investment overview with legal coverage
- Pain Points: Time limits, repetitive data entry
- Needs: Mobile-friendly layout, autofill, rapid navigation
UX Design Strategy
1. Breaking Down Complexity
- The form was broken into logical sections: Personal Info, Investment Details, Risk Profile, Compliance Info.
- Inputs were carefully matched to their purposes:
- Text Fields
- Calendars
- Radio Button & Checkbox Lists
- Toggles
2. Navigation System
- A vertical sidebar with all steps clearly visible
- Highlighting the current step for clarity and focus
- Back and Next buttons within every step for intuitive flow
3. Progressive Disclosure
- Used conditional logic to only show relevant fields
- E.g., if the user selects "I have a partner", partner information fields expand automatically
4. Error Handling & Validation
- Real-time, inline field validation
- Step-level validation before progression
- User-friendly error messages, written in plain language, guiding corrections
Development & Embedding
- Built using responsive, clean HTML/CSS/JS
- Designed to integrate seamlessly with the firm’s existing website
- Optimized for mobile, tablet, and desktop usage
Outcome
The form transformed a high-friction process into a guided, confidence-inspiring experience. This not only improved user satisfaction but significantly boosted the number and quality of leads submitted through the website.
The combination of visual clarity, logical progression, and dynamic interaction design positioned the firm as both user-focused and digitally mature, reinforcing trust in a highly sensitive domain.
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