Lending Fundamentals Course

Training resources were scattered across multiple locations, making it difficult for bankers to find what they needed when they needed it. I redesigned their training hub to create a centralized, intuitive resource center.

Learning experience design and information architecture


  • Audited existing training materials and identified gaps in the learning pathway

  • Worked with business line SMEs to organize content by system and role (Bottomline, Salesforce, Third Party, C&I/CRE lending)

  • Designed information architecture that separates general training from bank-specific procedures

  • Built the site in SharePoint while maintaining live access - users never lost access to resources during the transition

  • Collaborated with curriculum managers to structure new training programs before launch

What I did:


The site needed to work immediately while I improved it. I couldn't take it offline to rebuild, so I enhanced sections iteratively while keeping everything functional.

The structure:

Instead of dumping everything in one place, I created clear pathways: system-specific training (Bottomline, Salesforce, C&I/CRE), role-based resources (Third Party advisors), and format-based organization (videos, job aids, simulators, recordings).

The challenge:

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