Product Design

Unified Onboarding

Collapsing four separate account-opening flows into one adaptive path that respects what the bank already knows about you.

Client
TD Bank
Role
Product Designer
Duration
6 months
Reading time
6 min
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Systemic impact

4 → 1
Flows consolidated
-38%
Median time to complete
AA
WCAG conformance across the flow

Context

Four doors into the same room

Each product line had grown its own application flow. Customers re-entered the same information up to three times, and every team maintained its own validation rules.

I mapped all four end to end, then rebuilt them as one adaptive path with a shared step model.

Floating banking app screens
The consolidated step model, rendered across breakpoints.

Every question we removed was a question the bank could already answer.

Outcome

Fewer steps, more trust

Progressive disclosure replaced the wall of fields. Existing customers now skip identity verification entirely, and the flow degrades gracefully for screen readers and low-bandwidth sessions.

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