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MyPiggy: Simple Online Personal Finance Tool for Effective Money Management

MyPiggy is a user-friendly online personal finance management tool designed to help users, especially those with little financial experience, manage their money portfolios effectively. The tool offers primary features like portfolio management, budget tracking, and monitoring to simplify money management tasks. Through task analysis and user testing, MyPiggy ensures usability and efficiency for different user profiles. With a focus on simplicity and functionality, MyPiggy aims to provide a seamless financial management solution for users of all levels.

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MyPiggy: Simple Online Personal Finance Tool for Effective Money Management

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  1. Online Personal Finance Management Tool CHI 170 Project Final Presentation by Bert Gao; Bey Wang; Francisco Crespo

  2. Motivation & Introduction • Money Management on Computers. • World Wide Web: Traditional Desk Top Software Converting to Online System. • Current Finance Management Software Help Users with Advanced Financial Knowledge and Stock Trading Skills Manage Money Portfolio Effectively. • Users with Little Money Management Experience Need Simpler Solution. • MyPiggy Provide Simple Solution to Money Management:

  3. Primary Features & Task Analysis • MyPiggy Three Primary Interfaces: Portfolio, Budget, and Monitoring. • Task Analysis, Scenarios, & Paper Prototyping: Update Portfolio Create New Budget & Update Budget Monitor Portfolio & Created Budget

  4. User Testing • Three User Tests: • User AL – Undergraduate Student. Age 21. Has Part Time Job. Conducted in NEU CCIS Lab. • User HDC – Phd Student. Age 30. Conducted in BU Computer Lab. • User KL – Graduate Student. Age 25. Conducted in CCIS Lab.

  5. Evaluation • Tree Modifications • Button Labeling and Languages • Pie Chart Display with Percentage • User Test v.s. Heuristic Evaluation

  6. Conclusions & Future Work • “The actual design process is iterative” • “We are not our users” • Future Back End Implementation • Iterative & Usability it’s not over yet … Thank you!

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