Method

Method was hired by an insurance company to develop a company-wide Style Guide and Design System. The project involved the creation of custom web components that adhered to the company's newly developed Style Guide. These components were then programmed into reusable React Components, hosted as node packages in the company's private repository. Method's designer created mockups of branded web components in Figma, as well as reusable templates and symbols. Their engineer then worked with the in-house team to develop these web components as reusable React components. The result was a consistent brand style across all software entities, which met the company's needs in terms of flexibility with these reusable components.

In another project, Method was engaged by MetLife to conceptualize and design a mobile app for their product, Upwise. The app was intended to help customers improve their finances and adopt healthier lifestyles. Method conducted a competitive analysis to identify how best to position the app in the marketplace. They also developed a prototype for testing with real users. After validating ideas, they moved into the design phase, creating processes and squads for different app sections and services. The project, which ran from April 2021 to June 2022, successfully resulted in a user-friendly and engaging mobile app.

Method also worked with a large bank to develop web and mobile applications. Using React for the frontend and Java for the backend, they assisted with custom app development, software development, and prototyping. The team, which included a Marketing & Technical Product Owner, a Designer, and an Engineering Manager, helped innovate the bank's products. The engagement, which started in 2017, resulted in the successful development of both web and mobile applications that catered to the bank's specific needs.