MyXprt — Finance Knowledge
in One Unified Feed
Designing a multi-platform content aggregation experience for finance professionals — unifying podcasts, videos, articles, and expert profiles from across the internet into a single, structured learning environment.
Finance knowledge is scattered like puzzle pieces with no picture on the box.
Podcasts live on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. Guest insights are fragmented across platforms. There's no centralised place to follow finance personalities or build a structured learning journey from real industry leaders.
The result: users spend more time searching than learning — context is lost, discovery is broken, and valuable knowledge stays siloed.
What finance professionals told us.
I interviewed finance professionals and students, ran a competitive analysis across YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and finance blogs, and studied content consumption behaviour patterns in professional learning contexts.
Four hard problems to solve.
Built around people, not playlists.
The IA puts expert profiles at the centre — all content types branch from the person, not the format.
Five design decisions that unified the experience.
Minimal, structured, content-first.
MyXprt's visual language is dark and focused — a deep charcoal base with a teal accent that signals technology and credibility without feeling cold. The persistent audio player at the top of every screen gives users audio continuity while navigating. Grid-based layouts prioritise scannability for content-heavy feeds. Typography is kept minimal to let podcast artwork and guest photos carry the visual weight.
A platform that thinks like a finance professional.
MyXprt reduced the friction between a finance professional and the knowledge they're looking for — making the platform a destination, not a search engine.
What this project taught me about platform design.
Interested in working together?
Open to senior AI product design roles, contract work, and consulting.




