A fully online annuity purchase, from first estimate to signed application
I designed the direct-to-consumer buying flow for American National’s Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuity, so people can estimate, understand and apply without an agent.
- Role
- UX/UI designer
- Scope
- Landing page, Rate calculator, Application flow, Responsive design
- Tools
- Figma, Design system

The problem
Annuities are usually sold through an agent. American National wanted buyers to be able to purchase a fixed annuity entirely online, which meant the site had to do the agent’s job: explain a financial product plainly, show what it would earn, and carry a legally heavy application without losing people.
How the flow runs
Decide
A landing page that answers “is this for me?” before asking for anything.
Estimate
A calculator that shows the money first.
Apply
An application that sets expectations before it asks.
1Decide
The landing page answers “is this for me?” before asking for anything. It leads with the guaranteed rate, compares the product against CDs and savings in one table, and breaks the process into three plain steps.
2Estimate
The calculator shows the money first. Buyers enter a premium and pick a 3, 5 or 7-year period, and the result shows future value, base rate and interest together, with a chart of growth year by year. Applying comes after the number makes sense.
3Apply
The application sets expectations before it asks. The intro lists everything a buyer will need, and the required disclosures are presented in a readable panel before consent.
On every screen
Every step was designed for phones as much as desktops.
Result
The flow is live, and anyone can buy American National’s MYG Annuity online from start to finish.