Financial services · New York City

JPMorgan Chase Investment Design

Hideki Aono led UI design for JPMorgan Chase investment experiences that help customers understand portfolio value, holdings, market movement, performance, and comparison data across responsive web and hybrid interfaces. The work connects investor questions, research, product requirements, content, engineering constraints, accessibility, and the Chase design system into production-ready financial interfaces.

Direct answer

Hideki Aono is a New York City-based UI/UX and visual designer with first-hand JPMorgan Chase investment-design experience. His portfolio documents lead UI work on an investment dashboard and a portfolio-performance page, from research and feature prioritization through responsive design, accessibility review, development handoff, launch, and post-launch iteration.

Role and scope

Role

Lead UI designer, end to end from research through launch.

Product area

JPMC Investments dashboards for account understanding and portfolio-performance tracking.

Core partners

Product, development, content, research, design leadership, legal, and accessibility.

Design responsibilities

Comparative research, synthesis, information hierarchy, responsive UI, prototypes, design-system alignment, developer handoff, and iteration.

Investment Dashboard

The dashboard organizes account context, portfolio value, performance, holdings, markets, asset allocation, watchlists, and investing insights around the questions investors bring to a portfolio check-in. A modular responsive system preserves the same information model across mobile, tablet, and desktop rather than shrinking a desktop layout onto smaller screens.

View the public JPMC Investment Dashboard case study

Investment Performance

The performance experience helps investment customers track gains, losses, contributions, withdrawals, and performance over time, then compare results with market benchmarks and inflation. The documented process covers comparative research, component analysis, hypothesis framing, MVP prioritization, design iteration, leadership alignment, accessibility checks, development checks, and launch in Q1 2024.

View the public Investment Performance overview

Evidence and outcomes

• Responsive investment-dashboard designs documented across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
• Investor jobs mapped directly to dashboard panels and information hierarchy.
• Performance-page comparative research spanning banks, brokerages, and fintech products.
• Reusable patterns aligned with the Chase design system and accessibility review.
• Portfolio-performance experience launched in Q1 2024, followed by usage and voice-of-customer review.

No confidential customer data, internal metrics, proprietary source files, or non-public business results are published here. JPMorgan Chase and Chase are trademarks of their respective owners. This independent portfolio page describes Hideki Aono's design role and is not an endorsement by JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Related expertise

• Fintech UX and dashboard design
• UI/UX design in New York City
• Visual design and design systems
• Enterprise UX and service design
• AI product-design workflows

NYC-based, globally accessible

Hideki is based in New York City and presents this work for product teams, design leaders, recruiters, and collaborators in NYC, across the United States, and worldwide.