Instamotion was facing a pressing issue: despite having all the necessary product information available on their product detail pages (PDP), users were consistently frustrated. Complaints about insufficient information and a high number of frustrated clicks on the image gallery pointed to a deeper problem. Most critically, the conversion rate had stagnated at 1.6% for years, indicating that the current design was not effectively converting visitors into customers.
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Various financing models are missing
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Unclear whether delivery or collection
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Missing information on the 14-day return(limitations during this period) sometimes lead toto hesitation.
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Design is not so cool
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Because of the Allianz logo I had rather expected insurance
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Different financing models are missing for steps
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It is not always clear who is really offering the vehicles offers or where they come from.
An intensive study of the market, competitors, and best practices in the e-commerce landscape. Drawing on the latest research from reliable sources worldwide, led to a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities in a PDP redesign.
To gain internal insights, I conducted a series of workshops with key stakeholders, including the product, marketing, and sales teams. We brainstormed solutions and prioritized them using a unique methodology I developed, ensuring we addressed the needs of every department involved.
One of the first steps was to streamline the existing design system. This cleanup was essential for efficient cross-team collaboration. Using Jira and Storybook, we reorganized the design assets based on the Atomic Design framework, which facilitated a more cohesive and responsive design process.