#profile

Updating Originator profile pages: increasing Lender Search engagement

Problem

Originator profiles were a main feature of Scotsman Guide's Lender Search product. The main goal of Lender Search (per the website) was "connect directly with a … lender", a.k.a. user engagement with the lenders that would show in the search results. The profiles did not display the most useful information quickly to users, leading to a drop-off in engagement with the originators found through Lender Search.

Goal

By redesigning the profiles, I believed I could:

  • Get users the most important information about the lenders in form of a "Quick View"
  • Lead users to fill out engagement forms or click-through to the originator's website

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

Surveys: Key Trends

Sent out a survey to all originators subscribed to the service and signed up for market research, identifying key trends in the data that mattered most to them

surveys

archaic

Interviews: Important information

Conducted interviews with different originators to understand the most important information to display on a profile at first glance

interviews

observing

New Feature: “What We Offer”

Designed a "Quick Look" area called "What We Offer" and flushed out the "Who We Are" and "What We've Done" features based on user feedback

feature

Metrics & Major Outcomes

Increased click-throughs

Even in the first week of publishing the new profiles, there was increased engagement from the Lender Search to the originator's website from the profiles

multipub

archaic

Increased Average Time on Page Info

There was a spike in average time spent on profile pages

interviews

observing

Research Data Used In Marketing

Survey data ended up being useful outside of just this project; marketing ended up using survey data for one of their projects

pain-points

key-features

Mockup of the final profile screen

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com

#profile

Updating Originator profile pages: increasing Lender Search engagement

Problem

Originator profiles were a main feature of Scotsman Guide's Lender Search product. The main goal of Lender Search (per the website) was "connect directly with a … lender", a.k.a. user engagement with the lenders that would show in the search results. The profiles did not display the most useful information quickly to users, leading to a drop-off in engagement with the originators found through Lender Search.

Goal

By redesigning the profiles, I believed I could:

  • Get users the most important information about the lenders in form of a "Quick View"
  • Lead users to fill out engagement forms or click-through to the originator's website

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

Surveys: Key Trends

Sent out a survey to all originators subscribed to the service and signed up for market research, identifying key trends in the data that mattered most to them

surveys

archaic

Interviews: Important information

Conducted interviews with different originators to understand the most important information to display on a profile at first glance

interviews

observing

New Feature: “What We Offer”

Designed a "Quick Look" area called "What We Offer" and flushed out the "Who We Are" and "What We've Done" features based on user feedback

feature

Metrics & Major Outcomes

Increased click-throughs

Even in the first week of publishing the new profiles, there was increased engagement from the Lender Search to the originator's website from the profiles

multipub

archaic

Increased Average Time on Page Info

There was a spike in average time spent on profile pages

interviews

observing

Research Data Used In Marketing

Survey data ended up being useful outside of just this project; marketing ended up using survey data for one of their projects

pain-points

key-features

Mockup of the final profile screen

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com

#profile

Updating Originator profile pages: increasing Lender Search engagement

Problem

Originator profiles were a main feature of Scotsman Guide's Lender Search product. The main goal of Lender Search (per the website) was "connect directly with a … lender", a.k.a. user engagement with the lenders that would show in the search results. The profiles did not display the most useful information quickly to users, leading to a drop-off in engagement with the originators found through Lender Search.

Goal

By redesigning the profiles, I believed I could:

  • Get users the most important information about the lenders in form of a "Quick View"
  • Lead users to fill out engagement forms or click-through to the originator's website

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

Surveys: Key Trends

Sent out a survey to all originators subscribed to the service and signed up for market research, identifying key trends in the data that mattered most to them

surveys

trends

Interviews: Important information

Conducted interviews with different originators to understand the most important information to display on a profile at first glance

interviews

users

New Feature: “What We Offer”

Designed a "Quick Look" area called "What We Offer" and flushed out the "Who We Are" and "What We've Done" features based on user feedback

feature

A closer look at one of the survey questions results, allowing me to see trends in what information is important to originators

The UX Process: Taking survey and interview data, turning that into wireframes, and handing-off hi-fi designs

Metrics & Major Outcomes

Increased click-throughs

Even in the first week of publishing the new profiles, there was increased engagement from the Lender Search to the originator's website from the profiles

multipub

archaic

Increased Average Time on Page Info

There was a spike in average time spent on profile pages

interviews

observing

Research Data Used In Marketing

Survey data ended up being useful outside of just this project; marketing ended up using survey data for one of their projects

pain-points

key-features

Mockup of the final profile screen

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com