Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of the CU*BASE MenusSample of the CU*BASE Menus

New “What can I do on this menu?”

help featureClean, simple

buttons reduce the “clutter”

Updated as of July 30, 2008

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of the CU*BASE MenusSample of the CU*BASE Menus

1024x768 standard screen resolution

(compared to the current 800x600) makes the

entire screen larger and easier to read on today’s larger, high-res monitors

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Data ScreenSample of a Typical Data Screen

Notice the larger, bolder font for

data fields!

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Search ScreenSample of a Typical Search Screen

Useful tips and warnings can

now take center stage!

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a PopSample of a Pop--Up WindowUp Window Pop-up windows will be

used much more heavily, such as for this new “Verify Member” pop-up in Teller

Posting

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of the Improved Teller Posting ScreenSample of the Improved Teller Posting Screen

Subtle tinting on alternate rows

makes lists easier to read

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Sample of a Typical ““Know Your MemberKnow Your Member”” InquiryInquiry

Easy-to-use lookup and

calendar buttons

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Sample of a Typical ““Know Your MemberKnow Your Member”” InquiryInquiry

Beautiful 3D graphs ready to present to your Board!

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Data ScreenSample of a Typical Data Screen

Bold, larger font on solid background

makes command key buttons clearer

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Data ScreenSample of a Typical Data Screen

Better use of screen real estate...with plenty

of room to grow and use new layout design

ideas in the future!

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

The New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesThe New GOLD Standard: Prototype Screen SamplesSample of a Typical Data ScreenSample of a Typical Data Screen

A new technique for multi-screen

applications

Samples as of May 2008;

subject to change

Not Just Good LooksNot Just Good Looks

The underlying upgrade to the LegaSuite Client ver. 4.1 (formerly called JWalk) gives us many important benefits:

Fully compatible with Windows Vista™− Although GOLD has performed well in Vista to date, Seagull officially supports

Vista only under the 4.1 client, not the 3.1 client that we use today

Support for SSL communicationsEnhanced vendor support− Seagull provides full customer support and upgrade tools for the 4.1 client and

has already begun phasing out support for 3.1

PC Integration− CU*BASE GOLD currently uses programs written in Microsoft Visual Basic 6,

which is no longer supported by Microsoft, posing service and security concerns− NGS will use PC integration programs written in C#, a Microsoft .NET language

actively supported by Microsoft

Expanded scripting engine− Under the hood but provides significant improvements on the types of features

and workflow enhancements we can build into CU*BASE

1.A fresh new look2.More real estate offered by changing to

a higher screen resolution3.Dramatically improved readability4.Expanded scripting engine that offers

more flexibility and capabilities (like “Next Suggested Product”)

5.“Warm, fuzzy” factors – use of graphics and tips makes the app more inviting

The New GOLD StandardThe New GOLD StandardWhatWhat’’s Got our Teams Excited?s Got our Teams Excited?

1.Better use of the screen real estate2.On-screen tips to keep you on top of

what’s important3.New Teller and Phone screens are

sure to be a hit4.New button descriptions and larger

fonts sizes are more user friendly5.As the sun sets on Visual Basic 6,

NGS is rising to .NET

1.Online help messages directly on the screen2.Better access to pop-up menu help3.More modern look4.Staying ahead of the curve with the technology base5.Font is easier on the eyes

1.Better management of the real estate for today’s larger flat-panel monitors2.Tips you need are displayed right on the screen, making tasks more

intuitive, less need to click on help3.Tips directed at helping your staff work with members (next suggested

action)4.Keeping pace with changing technology and our technology partners5.New fonts so key data is more obvious

1.Taking advantage of new .NET technology

2.Cleaner screens with same functionality – minimum re/training

3.Building new awareness of existing features

4.Less cumbersome report selection screens

5.Core system is still Solid GOLD!

1.Aesthetically more sophisticated2.Not only better use of real estate, but more

real estate (larger screens)3.Smoother workflows4.More ways to access help – users access

information by the method they prefer, providing a more personalized experience

5.Standards that highlight consistency and diminish repetition – users will be more efficient