Stamps.com
We created a visual representation of the registration procedure and developed a comprehensive step-by-step guide to help clients better understand the process. This initiative resulted in a lift of 8.26% in conversion rates.
My Role: UX Researcher, UI Designer, Responsive Layout
Scope: UX|UI Design, A/B Testing, Prototyping
Background
Stamps.com is an online postage service that allows users to print postage stamps and shipping labels directly from their computers, providing convenient mailing solutions for businesses and individuals.
This case study delves into my role as a UX/UI designer at a conversion rate optimization media company, highlighting how a systematic approach to A/B testing and data-driven decision-making empowered me to strategically revamp a perplexing sign-up page.
Control:
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Page lacks explanation for the necessity of creating an account
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Customers are abandoning carts
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Client wants decrease bounce rate
Problem
Users are abandoning the registration process due to uncertainty, finding it difficult to obtain the necessary information they require.
Solution
Our proposed solution involves adding a "How It Works" section to the page, making crucial information easily accessible within the registration flow. By addressing users' questions and concerns, this enhancement aims to decrease bounce rates and guide more users through the conversion funnel.
Impact
The redesigned stamps.com registrations page led to an 8.26% increase in conversion rates, equivalent to an estimated quarterly gain of 372 registrations. Implemented after a 19-day testing period, the strategic placement of the "How It Works" section and user-friendly icons enhance visibility and ease of use, motivating users to complete registrations.
The Process
Proto Persona
Empathy Map
Collaboration
Effective collaboration across functions is crucial for initiatives like this. I closely collaborated with developers, product managers, and stakeholders to guarantee a smooth and productive product development process.
Hypothesis
We believe that the integration of visual representations in the "How It Works" section, positioned below the registration form and accompanied by clear, concise iconography, will result in improved conversion rates and facilitate an intuitive registration process.