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With a fifth already in development.
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The footprint the demos are used across.

Headquartered in Switzerland and present in more than 50 countries, UBS operates in every major financial centre. It is the largest bank in its home market, third-largest in Europe and the biggest private bank anywhere, serving private, corporate and institutional clients across private banking, investment banking, and wealth and asset management.
Data security rules stop a bank demonstrating a live app to a prospective client, so UBS needed demo versions showing every essential function without exposing anything real.
Users had to feel they were handling the actual app, which made flawless performance a requirement rather than a nicety.
The demos attract new clients and also train the bank’s own financial advisors, and support existing clients struggling to navigate the apps.
Personal banking, wealth management and business banking all needed covering, each in numerous language versions.

What we did
Netguru handled frontend development, building an interface that mirrors the real app. Frontend developers, project managers and QA specialists worked with UBS designers and engineers, trading knowledge and feedback throughout.
The user interface reproduces the real app closely enough that navigating the main functions and features feels the same.
UBS’s components library was integrated into the demo, which is what keeps the two in step as the real apps change.
Several language versions were created so advisors and prospects meet the demo in their own.
Prospective clients reach the demos openly through the UBS website, financial advisors use them in presentations, and internally they serve as a base for iterations and a learning resource before new apps ship.
Client testimonial
Netguru supports UBS in creating exceptional products and providing great user experience. Together we are reimagining the way to create better outcomes for our clients.
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The library behind the demo interfaces.
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The bank’s own components, integrated so the demos track the real product.
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