Stripe launched its Financial Connections product, entering an already crowded market for account linking products. Despite the entrance of another big name, Open Banking has its limitations for developers looking to build dynamic user experiences.
While Fidel API’s audience will rarely hear from the in-house design team, you’ll see our work everywhere. I want to take you on a brief journey of how the design team completed this makeover process, from logo conceptualization to launching the refreshed Fidel API website.
Trust by design is a big part of Fidel API’s culture. Teams and individuals are encouraged to manage their own time and find the balance that works for them. One of the ways the company fosters that sort of environment is through a modern, more radical, approach to how the team takes time off.
For this blog post, we want to focus on our culture, team, values, and how we coordinate the work within our engineering department. To achieve this objective, we combined the viewpoints of three developers: a Backend, a Frontend, and a QA.
As a Product Manager (PM), I help oversee two of the major products within the Fidel API suite. A big part of my role involves untangling product ambiguity. But, let’s explore exactly what that means.