JakobRookie
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Wow! Thread got deleted to keep Togehter 'clean'...
Okay, so there are many things that I don't like about v3, but I will pick only one to discuss in more detail.
In English, 'saved money' has different meanings,
- It can be money that I have put aside for future spending.
- It can be money that you didn't need to spend, for instance because of a discount.
In 'Money saved' it seems that those two types of savings are just added up. To me, it doesn't make any sense and it makes me wonder what the intended function of 'Money saved' is.
- is it to show the benefits of a Bunq subscription? If so, it makes not sense to add money which I have put aside. I can do that with any savings account. Anyway, such number would make sense if it gives a complete picture (please deduct higher than average subscription fees). But really, we all already knew the benefits. That's why we decided to switch to Bunq
- is it to give me a compliment on how much money I saved for future spending? Thanks, that's really nice of you and could in fact be useful!
In dutch, these two different types of saved are reflected by the words "bespaard", which is used in the overview, and "gespaard", which is used in the detailed view.
So, please make up your mind on what is the function that you intended and the added value for the user. If you don't know, better leave it out.
Same as above with 'Time saved'.
You can't add up thoughput time (opening addional account) and minutes for time processing an invoice.
That's just adding apples to pears.
Plus: paint a complete picture if you really want to show saved time.
Deduct the time we have to spend on giving you feedback on a failed product.
Deduct a second for each time I have to look at these useless numbers when I open the app.
Deduct the extra time I have to spend on finding the functions that I need.