Client experience for regulated digital products

Stop losing clients you already paid to acquire.

Teams building regulated digital products bring me in when the experience starts costing them clients, through churn, rising support, and stalled activation.

8+
years in client experience
500k+
clients moved to a redesigned banking app
84.7%
satisfaction after that redesign
15%
of a bank's base adopting a new feature

Sound familiar?

The cracks that quietly
cost you clients.

In a regulated product, small experience failures compound. Here's what I hear from teams every week.

Activation is stuck

Clients sign up, hit a wall, and disappear. The onboarding that worked early doesn't hold up now.

Support is drowning

Ticket volume grows faster than headcount. The same confusing flows generate the same questions, week after week.

Churn is creeping up

NPS is flat or declining. You're acquiring clients but not keeping them. Retention is becoming a board-level conversation.

CX has no seat at the table

Product and engineering sprint without a CX lens. Experience decisions are made by whoever shouts loudest.

No one owns the journey

Marketing, product, and ops each own a slice. Nobody owns the full client journey, and it shows.

Experience is an afterthought

Your product was built to launch and satisfy compliance. Now it needs to retain, engage, and earn trust.



Selected work

Client experience that kept clients.

Selected work across regulated digital products, with the outcomes it produced.


About

Making regulated products worth staying with.

For 8+ years I've worked inside regulated digital products, across banking, fintech, and beyond, as a product designer, CX leader, and UX strategist. Embedded in the teams doing the work, not advising from the outside with a template.

I turn client experience into retention: finding where trust breaks, where friction quietly costs you, and where a sharper experience turns a first-time client into one who stays.

Client experience strategyRetention & engagementOnboarding & activationRegulated product UXJourney mappingResearch & insight
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Emilie Roussety

"In a regulated product, a good experience is the difference between a client who stays and one who quietly leaves."


Ready to keep the clients you've earned?