Portfolio

Portfolio

Project overview

With the addition of non-real estate asset classes, the way Fundrise visually communicated allocation and performance needed to change. We believed that displaying both allocation and performance by asset class in the same view would allow our investors to better understand the overall performance of their portfolio – thus I was tasked with merging the two disparate Performance and Portfolio views. This new portfolio experience was the most significant change to the product since Fundrise’s inception.

 

Goals

  1. Make clear the connection between asset class and performance

  2. Establish levels of information density – from overview to detail rich

  3. Create an experience flexible enough to accommodate both novice and experienced investors

 

Process Overview

  1. Establishing categorization and hierarchy of asset classes accompanied by validation conducted via investor interviews.

  2. Ideation around layout, structure, and interaction in low fidelity – consulting engineers along the way.

  3. High-Fidelity mockups and Figma prototypes

  4. Review of prototypes with both investors and non-investors.

  5. Final polish

 

LOW-Fi

Wireframe documentation coming soon *

 

Portfolio overview

From highest level overview to the most detailed look at the makeup of an investor’s portfolio

 

main portfolio touchpoints

JUMBO CHIPS

Investors have the ability to look at the overall performance of their account or by a specific asset class (e.g. Real Estate or Growth Equity) with the use of “Jumbo Chips” that include the percentage of funds allocated to a specific asset class.

KEY PERFORMANCE METRICS

Front and center on the page is a table breakdown of the key performance metrics we know our investors care about.

TIME HORIZON FILTERS

Time horizon chips centered in the page allow an investor to view the performance of their investments over default and custom time horizons. When setting a custom time horizon, investors select a single performance period. Setting a custom range is on the product road map for a future release.

BY ASSET TYPE BREAKDOWN

Allocation and performance by asset type

VIEW BY DOLLARS OR PERCENT

The ability to view the asset class breakdown allocation and performance metrics in terms of dollars or percent.

 
 

Asset type details

After drilling into a specific asset type, investors have the ability to slice it three different ways – by fund, by investment strategy, and by property type

PERFORMANCE

After tapping into a specific asset type, investors can view a performance chart specific to that asset type

FUND

Investors can view the allocation to and performance of each fund in their portfolio. Should investors want even more detailed information, they have the ability to drill down to a fund detail view.

PROPERTY TYPE

On the property type tab, Investors can view the allocation to and performance of each property type. Tapping on a specific row will take the investor to the list of properties list filtered by that category.

STRATEGY

Under the strategy tab, investors can view the allocation to and performance of each investment strategy in their portfolio. Investors can tap into a specific investment strategy to view the associated projects.

 

Full screen charting

Accessible from the main portfolio experience as well as from any asset type detail view, investors have the ability to maximize the data visualizations.

FULL SCREEN CHARTING

From left to right: Full screen account value for all asset types; Full screen account value for all asset types shown in the tracked state; Full screen net returns bar chart for all asset types by quarter.

 

in-depth content

The most information dense views – drill downs from the Asset Type Details page.

FUNDS

Investors have access to details of their allocation to a specific Fundrise fund from the asset type detail view.

 

PROPERTY VIEWS

From the asset type detail view, investors can drill down further to view all properties in their portfolio or filter and sort by a variety of categorizations.

 

Desktop

Desktop documentation coming soon*