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Logo of Company

Project Name
Conversion Research results
Month Year
Why are we here?
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MAIN OBSERVATIONS:

Search usage on desktop


decreased by 21.87%

Avr. Session Duration for Converters


was decreased by 14.38%
Project Overview

1 2 3
Data Insights Conversion Continuous
Tracking Research A/B Testing
Project Timeline
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Google Analytics
health-check
16.51% of users cleaned up

40+ custom reports created

30+ segments created


Project Timeline
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Google Analytics
health-check
16.51% of fake Users
were identified

Technical fixes for


correct data tracking

Universal Analytics migration,


Enhanced Ecommerce implementation
50+ custom events identified

Forms advanced tracking tool

GTM configuration, extended data


tracking (Enhanced Ecommerce, User ID)
Project Timeline
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Google Analytics
health-check
16.51% of fake Users
were identified

Technical fixes for


correct data tracking
50+ custom events
identified, new
tracking tools
configured, GTM

Universal Analytics migration,


Enhanced Ecommerce implementation

User Personas Building


Retired from healthcare industry, is still involved and
regularly attends charity or company events, also has
a small side-business.
Lives in midwest so weather is changing frequently. Is
looking for an attire to attend formal events with
husband or occasional meetings.
Martha, 72

MOTIVATION: Sophisticated and formal look for


occasional events. Good fit.

CONCERNS: Will it fit? Does it look sophisticated?


Good for most weather?

CHOICE: Ready to buy


Motivations

NEW CLOTHES FOR: DRIVERS:

Work (48%) Professional look, comfortable

Upcoming event (43%) Sophisticated/polished look

Going out with friends (51%) Modern & comfortable

Weekend (16%) Comfortable feel, versatile

Date night (7%) Sophisticated/polished look

Shopping / Running errands (7%) Comfortable; Modern; versatile


Traffic acquisition NEW CONVERTERS

CONVERTERS
Paid Search

~33%
Email

~65%
Email

Logo of ~23%
Paid Search Company
~13%

Organic Search

~17%
Organic Search

~7%

Direct

~17%
Where can we find them?

Logo

Instagram data

Photos of Buyers
in Social
Networks
Project Timeline
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Google Analytics
health-check
16.51% of fake Users
were identified

Technical fixes for


correct data tracking
50+ custom events
identified, new
tracking tools
configured, GTM

Universal Analytics migration,


Enhanced Ecommerce implementation

User Personas Building

Conversion Research for evolutionary


redesign

Heuristic research, User Interviews


and testing, Profit Grid, Heatmaps /
Session recordings analysis

Mockups preparation
Agenda

- Intro and Research materials


- [Top Findings] UX Research and Analysis of Key Website Areas*
- Q&A
- Next steps

* For more detailed review on findings, please, refer to the Findings Prioritization Spreadsheet and
Conversion Research Summary document.
PART 1

Intro and research materials


154 Findings for A/B experiments

5 experts interviewed for Heuristic research

CRO Grid with 55 Metrics and 80+ Segments

100+ User Session Recordings watched

10 User Interviews organized


Device Categories
& Browsers and overview

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

Tablet devices are outperforming


the Desktop devices in New Users
acquisition

Mobile/Tablet traffic has more users


than Desktop devices

Mobile is one of the crucial items for


the optimization
Top Mobile and Tablet
devices performance

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

Apple devices NB Conversion Rate is 2.47%


comparing to the 0.77% by Samsung

Average Transactions value is growing


proportionally to the screen size
Top Devices by
Screen resolution

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

Prioritize the improvements / optimization


for Ipad (resolution 768x1024, portrait view)

Bounce Rate split is more or less equal


between all resolutions and decreasing
proportionally for bigger screens

Optimize the layout for smaller Mobile


Devices (e.g. 360x640)
OS Split - Tablet

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

iOS completely dominate the tablet traffic

iOS users (desktop and mobile) are more


likely to convert

Windows mobile and tablet devices has


high potential for New Audience targeting
with high Conversion Rate (~4 times higher
than iOS) and many Page Views.
eCommerce Overview

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

Number of days it took from the first


interaction to the conversion has almost
equal split of Users between 0 days and
12-30 days

~70% of New Visitors buy at once, following


the trend “Buy today and wear tomorrow”
eCommerce Overview

MAIN OBSERVATIONS

While there are several days Time Lag


between first interaction and Conversion,
users are still being successfully captured
by marketing campaigns (e.g. Emails) in
that period

Major part of users convert in 12-30 days


and do more than 12 interactions with the
website
Funnels
Materials

- Google Analytics health-check


LINK:
- User Personas summary
LINK:
- Heuristic Research summary
LINK:
- Conversion Research summary with attachments
LINKS:
PART 2

UX Research and Analysis of Key Website Areas


Goal

GOAL RESULTS FINDINGS RANGE AND DEPTH

A/B testing suggestions 154 findings - End-to-end UX during entire user


journey
- Cross-device and platform
- From major impact (e.g. Checkout)
to minor (e.g. adding Sunglasses
category)
PART 2.1

Product Page - example of misc. findings


Feel that some
elements are disabled

OBSERVATION

Light Grey buttons feel disabled


Copy used to describe
fit can be misleading

OBSERVATION

On product pages fit categories are women


/ petite / plus-size. Some customers might
get offended, because all of them are
women.
No instructions on
how to close image

OBSERVATION

When products image is zoomed in there is


no instructions how to close popup with
zoomed in picture
Size field for products with
no size variation

OBSERVATION

Some products ask to choose a size and


provide a size guide when in a reality they
do not have different size variations, e.g.
sunglasses and there is no information in
Size Guide about this product
No swiping functionality

OBSERVATION

Users can not swipe images on


products pages
White space around product
details

OBSERVATION

On product pages products' detail have a


lot of white space around. It gives a page
feel of an unfinished design.
No “security ”symbols on
“Add to bag”

OBSERVATION

On "add to bag" button is no bag symbol.


Also "add to wish list" could be illustrated
by a heart symbol.
PART 2.2

Product Page - A/B test variations


Product Page - image
gallery

WHY?

67.85% of All Users who visited the Product


Page interacted with the image gallery

85.31% of all Users who interacted with


image gallery did not convert

Image Zoom event was the top completed


event on all devices - of all the total events
made in product page, the event was
completed in 45.62% cases and was
repeated 3.9 times per session.

The User Interviews and User Recordings


analysis indicated the frustration while
using image zoom functionality
Variation A
Variation A Variation B
Product Page - image
gallery

Variation A Variation B
Product Page -
product / brand story
WHY?

80% of Survey Respondents are more likely


to buy the product if they watch the Our
Story video

Our Story is being visited by 0.22% of users. Variation A


Since 1st May 0.06% of Converters and 0.21%
of Non-Converters have viewed the page

PDP has ~415 text symbols with product


description versus at least 1500 in test
variation

15.34% of all users demanded more detailed


product description (in 2015/2016)

Variation B
Variation A Variation B
Product Page:
social proof
Product Page:
unnecessary elements

WHY?

"Add free gift box" was used by 0.76% of all


Converters, which is 0.2% of all the events
made in PDP. Variation A

<1% of users add more than 1 same product


to the cart. Average number of products
sold per transaction is 1.02

Variation B
Product Page -
supportive user journey

WHY?
Variation A

The User Interviews and Eye-tracking


sessions indicated that system immediately
shows a red notification that some of the
size and colour combinations might be out
of stock

Variation B
Product Page -
supportive user journey

WHY?

~45% of Converters get Errors on PDP page


(e.g. Size is Required)

Variation B
Product Page -
wishlist

WHY?

Only 0.7% of users interacting with the


“Add to Wishlist” link

~30% of Converters remove products from


Cart

~55% of these users were logged in before


PART 2.3

Outfit Page - A/B test variations


Outfit Products -
image gallery

WHY?

4.11% of all the PageViews after the Outfit


Product was directed to Product Page
Variation A
67.85% of All Users who visited the Product
Page interacted with the image gallery

85.31% of all Users who interacted with


image gallery did not convert

Variation B
Outfit Products - add
to bag

WHY?

Almost nobody adds the complete outfit to


bag

40% of users have not reached the Add to


Bag button

Variation A Variation B
Outfit Products -
collection story

WHY?

Outfit has 0 text symbols with outfit style


description versus at least 1300 in test
variation

80% of Survey Respondents are more likely


to buy the product if they watch the Our
Story video

Our Story is being visited by 0.22% of users.


Since 1st May 0.06% of Converters and 0.21%
of Non-Converters have viewed the page
PART 2.4

Size Guide - A/B test variations


Size Guide - as pop-up
with all answers

WHY?

93.7% of all users visited Size Guide page


from Product Page

~40% of the users who Converted visited


the Size Guide page

In 1.42% of all sessions exit page was Size


Guide page

Avg. Time Spent on Size Guide - 1.32 min


Size Guide - as size
advisor

WHY?

Size guide is missing information about


length

User Personas research indicated that


product Size is one of the main user
concerns
PART 2.5

Global elements
Global - Style guide
for mobile / tablets

WHY?

9px font-size is used in some places. Other


fashion stores use at least 12px

User Interviews / Eye-tracking sessions indicated


that some notification messages are hard to
read, certain buttons can be touched
unintentionally on mobile/tablets

Version A Version B
Version A Version B
Global - mobile header

WHY?

My Account and Cart icon are in different


order than on desktop

1.55% of all Page Views before the Cart page


were for My Account page
Global - mobile footer

WHY?

User Interviews / Eye-tracking sessions


indicated that certain link can be
unintentionally touched while looking for
other information

Version A Version B
Global - desktop
navigation menu

WHY?

User Interviews and Session Recordings


indicated that for some users it’s difficult
to see and click on the page body/content, Version A
especially on smaller screens since the
dropdown takes the majority of screen

Version B
Global - mobile / tablet
navigation menu

WHY?

Mobile navigation has an unnecessary


expandable step "Women" which you have
to go through to see sub-categories
PART 2.6

Homepage - A/B test variations


Mobile homepage

WHY?

Accordingly to Heatmaps data only 50% of


users view more than 3 blocks

10% of clicks on the first fold on mobile


screen is made on burger menu icon
PART 2.7

Category Page - A/B test variations


Category page - above
the fold content
optimization

WHY?

Category page banners take up 43% of


usable screen space above the fold versus
Variation A
26% in testing variation.

Variation B
Category page - extra
filtering options

WHY?

Every season there is at least one material


group or color present in TOP10 search
Variation A
terms- Velvet, Linen, Denim, Silk, cashmere,
Galaxy blue, black dress, etc. User surveys
show interest in filtering by price.

Variation B
Category page -
number of products in
a row

WHY?

Variation A
With fewer products and bigger images
users are more likely to view the Product
Page.

Large category images make customers


“fall” in love with products before opening
the Product Page.

Variation B
Category page - color
variations

WHY?

Visitor heatmaps show that 20% of clicks in


product pages are on the color variations

Variation A Variation B
PART 2.8

Search - A/B test variations


Search Page

WHY?

Search was used in 4.64% of all the


sessions. At the same time, the users who
searched for an item, have by 370% higher
conversion rate (9.57% vs 2.04%)

Variation A Variation B
PART 2.9

Shopping Bag - A/B test variations


Shopping Bag

WHY?

~4% of all Page Views after Cart Page lead


to Product Page

~8% of Converters click “Update cart”


button
Variation A Variation B
Version A Version B
PART 2.10

My Account - A/B test variations


My Account
WHY?

~35% of users are are going to My Account


after placing an order

Variation A

Variation B
PART 2.11

General findings
Optional fields make
users insecure

OBSERVATION

Pop up that offers a sign up for news,


requires several optional fields, e.g.
birthday. User might feel insecure and Variation A
unsure what for this information is
required

Variation B
Map opens below
the fold

OBSERVATION

When user looks at store events and clicks


on "Map". The map opens below the fold
an user does not see it, therefore (s)he can
not tell whether map opened or no.
General - use iOS
default features

WHY?

~83% of all mobile revenue is coming from


iOS phones

~99% of all tablet revenue is coming from


iOS tablets
General - use Chrome
default features

WHY?

~43% of new desktop users are using Chrome


General - mobile
website as PWA

WHY?

Avr. Page Load time is up to 19% faster for


users who Convert, comparing to Non Bounce
Not Converting users

Magento 2 to support PWA out-of-the-box in 2018


General -
personalization for
returning customers

WHY?

Number of days it took from the first


interaction to the conversion has almost
equal split of Users between 0 days and
12-30 days

Major part of users convert in 12-30 days


and do more than 12 interactions with the
website
General -
personalization for
returning customers
PART 2.12

Checkout - examples of misc. findings


Autocomplete for address

OBSERVATION

Address does not offer autocomplete


Automatic detection of
credit cards type

OBSERVATION

Credit cards type is not detected automatically


CCV explanation opens
below the fold

OBSERVATION

In the checkout when user clicks "What is


ccv?" the image opens below the fold,
therefore user can not see it without
scrolling, hence some might not notice it.
PART 2.13

Checkout - A/B test variations


Checkout - forgot
password as pop-up

WHY?

6.06% of all the Page Views after the


checkout is Forgot a Password page

Client wants a password to be:


- at least 7 characters long
- include at least one number Variation A
- at least one uppercase and one lower-case
letter

Competitors want a password to be:


- 5-20 characters long
- include letters and numbers

Variation B
Checkout
optimization

WHY?

Existing checkout for Guest: 14 fields versus


12 fields in testing variation

Email, Address and Credit Card are the most


corrected fields (17% and 12%)

User Interviews and Recordings indicated


that almost all Guest users started to fill in
the Registered Customer form

47% of all the sessions - Logged In visitors


53% of all the sessions - Guest users
Variation A Variation B
PART 3

Questions & Answers


PART 4

Next steps
Thank you!

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