Poor eCommerce UX design doesn’t just frustrate users: it costs revenue. When a consumer goods company came to Gorilla Logic with an inconsistent, hard-to-navigate site ahead of the holiday season, our team conducted a comprehensive audit and redesign that turned their biggest sales day into a record-breaking one.
Following a recent rebrand, this consumer goods company needed to continue refining its brand and improve the user experience of its eCommerce site before an upcoming holiday season rush. The company was already partnering with Gorilla Logic for backend development services and was impressed with the quality of work, so expanding the engagement to include design and user experience strategy was a no-brainer.
Prior to engaging Gorilla Logic’s design team, the company’s site featured inconsistent navigation and lacked the human-centered design and mobile-first principles required to establish dominance in the market. The initial product, while thorough and robust, did not offer an optimal user experience, and placed a high cognitive load on users when completing tasks.
The client selected Gorilla Logic to help them:
Gorilla Logic created a comprehensive audit of the client’s user experience, specifically aligned with key requirements for the upcoming holiday season. Utilizing Dovetail’s tagging capabilities, Gorilla Logic was able to accurately log issues found during the audit and synthesize findings into key bucket items for the client’s internal stakeholders to review and prioritize. Gorilla Logic flagged more than 212 issues in the audit, including performance, accessibility, and poor usability issues. The audit also noted the frequency of each issue along with proposed solutions. As a result of the audit, Gorilla Logic identified the need to take a mobile-first approach to design and test in both Android and iOS environments for bug fixes and bigger solves.
In addition to the audit, Gorilla Logic created a qualitative research initiative, in which internal stakeholders were interviewed and observed while completing a set of tasks to gain a deeper understanding of the user experience and which issues were most critical.
Cyber Monday [2023] was the largest day of website revenue in our history, with it being 31% higher than the previous high [Cyber Monday 2022].
Director of Technology
Following the release of new features proposed and designed by Gorilla Logic, the client experienced a record-breaking Cyber Monday in 2023.
Additionally, Gorilla Logic’s efforts resulted in:
As this is an ongoing partnership, Gorilla Logic’s design team is putting together a buildable approach for new capabilities to further improve user experience, along with notes for future editions, to be built in 2024.