When opening a bank account, most clients look for the same things: a financial institution with plenty of security, reliable support, and a track record of fast transactions.
Australian institution Bank First had a long history of checking every box until early 2023, when its tech debt started to stack up, stalling content production and limiting the ability to innovate. Bank First’s Digital team was ready to transform the website into a powerful tool for Member acquisition, including their target market of education and healthcare sectors. However, their rigid content management system held them back. It was complex to use, costly to manage, and impossible to scale.
“If you wanted to make a change to a rate and it was in four spots, you’d have to find and update all of them individually,” shared Nicole Melbourne, Web Product Owner at Bank First.
The complexity of the process meant the Digital team was reliant on the skills of a single resource to make updates — but this wasn’t sustainable or scalable.
They also wanted to create more targeted, engaging experiences for current members and prospects. Bank First needed a tool that would modernize content on the front end and be easy to manage on the back end.