The last category is for videos, which can be nice if you aren’t in the mood to read, but be warned, the videos do have pre-roll ads. At the top of the home page there are more refined categories which can be selected for more focused information. Under the statistics there are more articles which are all related to money either by markets, personal finance, business news, or government financial policy. The home page offers a mix of financial headlines, and data for commodities, stocks, personal watchlist, currency rates, and world markets. At the bottom of the left side bar is settings and account sign in or out, which is consistent across all the Windows 10 MSN apps. In the desktop version of the app, the hamburger bar covers the left side providing access to home, markets, favorites, exchange rates, mortgage calculator, world markets, and the ever present feedback smiley face. User Interfaceįrom a UX standpoint, this app falls in line with the other MSN branded apps coming from Microsoft. Also the live tile may be one of the most useful by showing real time stock and commodity prices.
While the MSN Money app is essentially an update from the Windows 8 built-in Money app, it has good and consistent design while delivering exactly what financial watchers want to know.
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