Wayfair Quickview Redesign
Wayfair was a corporate sponsor for one of my graduate UX courses at Bentley University. The ask from Wayfair was to redesign the quickview feature on their website and improve online shoppers experience. View project slide deck
Project Overview
CHALLENGE: How might we create a product experience that allows shoppers to see more details about a product, easily shortlist or compare products , and checkout faster.
SOLUTION: Improve readability of Quickview by altering the layout, allowed users to shortlist by being able to minimize the quickview, and allowed users to customize products, as well as express checkout.
PROCESS: Competitive Analysis, persona alignment, interviews, ideation, wireframing, prototyping, and visual design.
TOOLS: Google Drive, Zoom, Figma
TEAM: 2 other graduate design students
TIMELINE: 6 weeks
Original VS Redesign
Original Quickview Design
Proposed Quickview Redesign
Visual Mockups
BUSINESS GOALS
We interviewed our stakeholder to understand any frustrations from his perspective and what his business goals were. We identified 2 main business goals that could be incorporated into our redesign.
SEO
The purpose from a business standpoint is search engine optimization.
INCREASE REVENUE
Decreasing friction in the purchase journey correlates to an increase in revenue
USER GOALS
Based on our research and stakeholder interview, we created a UX strategy to meet the stakeholder's business goals using human-centered design.
1. FASTER CHECKOUT
Make it easy to add to cart and/or checkout
2. SHORTLIST/COMPARE PRODUCTS
Make it easy to comparison shop or shop complimentary items
3. SEE PRODUCT DETAILS
Enable customization and product previews
USABILITY TESTING
“I think I will use Quickview when I am half sold on something... As a means to see more images or to shortlist.”