Strategic UX Workshop: Envisioning the Next Era of Digital Banking
Facilitated a creative workshop to generate product ideas rooted in user needs, analytics, and digital banking trends.
Key contributions: planning, facilitating, and driving outcomes.
My role
UX Designer
Scope
Planning · Facilitation · Outcomes
Timeline
2022–2023
To help İş Bankası evolve its digital banking roadmap, I co-led a high-impact strategy workshop with key stakeholders — UX designers, product owners, developers, and executives. The goal was to move beyond feature-packed roadmaps and focus on high-value initiatives that would drive long-term user engagement and business performance. We introduced structured frameworks to evaluate opportunities, align success metrics, and build consensus across teams.
5
cross-functional teams aligned
20+
participants across UX, product, dev, leadership
3
workshop phases
AARRR
Pirate Metrics framework introduced
Challenge
Roadmaps were filled with disconnected features and lacked strategic prioritization
Success was measured by delivery speed, not business or user impact
Teams lacked a shared language to evaluate ideas and align on goals
No clear method tied product ideas to long-term engagement or ROI
Stakeholders needed clarity on how digital investments connected to value
Methodology and procedure
To shape a future-focused roadmap, I co-designed and facilitated a structured, multi-phase workshop centered on shared goals and measurable impact.
Structured workshop, three phases
1. Goal alignment
Introduced Pirate Metrics (AARRR) to align product, UX, and business teams on growth success indicators.
2. Impact evaluation
Used a user–business value matrix to prioritize features by usability and business value.
3. Scenario-based ideation
Teams mapped journeys and friction points to identify opportunities and actionable next steps.
Fig. 1 — The AARRR (Pirate Metrics) framework mapped to İş Bankası's actual digital banking goals
Fig. 2 — Scoring feature ideas against a shared value framework
Team & collaboration
20+ participants across UX, product, development, and business leadership
A guided collaboration format kept participation equal and discussion strategic