Optimization of insurance sales funnel for mobile users that led to increase in payment conversion by 10%.
I worked on optimizing sales funnel for users buying small business insurance. The goal was to make the experience more intuitive and increase conversion for mobile users. This optimization proposed to increase conversion on overall funnel. I was part of the project as a Sr. UX/UI designer and was responsible for the overall UX design and strategy.
I kicked of the research phase by diving deep into understanding our users - their pain points, motivations, and what opportunities we could tap into.
I went through Tealeaf live sessions to understand user behaviour while using site on mobile.
Deep-dive into Paid campaigns data to observe user journey and drop-off steps.
To understand areas where user were focusing and which areas they were ignoring.
I also deep-dived into the market to understand approach of other insurance companies. The analysis was focused on the design, content, and user experience of competitiors website, highlighting strengths and weaknesses.
Outcome of the analysis of the various data points I identified major friction points for users
Heatmap shows Users struggle to find relevant product info.
Users feel overwhelmed or unsure why certain details are needed early on.
Forms ask for too much information on very first step.
Frustrated by UI friction or unable to complete tasks easily on mobile.
Tiny touch targets and slow-loading content on mobile.
Based on our research findings, we decided to test a optmized mobile version of sales funnel.
After reviewing all the user insights, goals, site architecture, and behavioral data, I began designing high-fidelity wireframes. Every decision in the sales funnel layout was driven by data and aimed at improving the overall user experience.

After monitoring website performance for one month after the launch. The redesigned experience led to measurable improvements in user satisfaction and business metrics.
I'm always interested in discussing new opportunities, collaborating on exciting projects, or simply sharing ideas about design.