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Title:

Ten Mistakes to Avoid When Designing an ePayment System 

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Organizer:
Beth Dean, Progressive Insurance
Description:
They’re everywhere.  Banks, merchants, insurance companies, your local landscaper.  Seems everyone has  a way to take your money – ehem, process your payment – online.  What seems like a surefire way for  companies to reduce costs ends up becoming a one‐way ticket to user experience dread.   
Questions
Answered:
  1. Can I keep users from hating my company when they pay a bill online?
  2. How do I give users confidence a payment has been made?
  3. What will keep users from abandoning payment transactions?
  4. What makes it easy for users to manage their stored information?
  5. Can I give users a lot of options and still get paid?
  6. How do I avoid user frustration in my forms?
  7. Can bill payment be a delightful experience?
  8. How do I design complex, chained interactions?
  9. How do I design an easy to understand transaction?
  10. How long should a payment form be?
Level:
Advanced
Category:
Content, Design Thinking, Information Architecture, Interface Design, User Experience
Type:
Panel
Event:
Interactive 2010
on 17/8/09
This is a panel discussion and also includes Eric Ellis and Jay Fratar from Bank of America. For whatever reason this was edited out of my original submission.
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