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Getting Better All the Time with BNY Mellon

Apr 9, 2018
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Updated: Jun 17, 2021


Four team members of Honeycomb Credit standing side-by-side in front of a wall reading, "Invested for Today. Innovating for Tomorrow."

Recently we were invited to use BNY Mellon’s state of the art User Experience Lab located in their Pittsburgh Innovation Center. During the session we conducted detailed interviews with both existing Honeycomb customers and complete strangers to get their thoughts on Honeycomb and our website. The feedback was awesome and will help guide both short term changes to the site and our longer term product roadmap.

Two Honeycomb Credit team members sitting down in front of a computer at BNY Mellon's User Experience Lab

At Honeycomb, we believe that it is critical to constantly improve our product and we are grateful to find partners like BNY Mellon who are willing to help us in that mission. A huge thank you to Ashley Blankette, Delia Zhao, and the rest of the team at the Innovation Center who helped make this happen. Also, a big shout out to all of our product testers who offered such invaluable feedback.

Have suggestions on how Honeycomb can improve? Email us at hello@honeycombcredit.com with your suggestion.


 
 

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