<aside> <img src="/icons/location_green.svg" alt="/icons/location_green.svg" width="40px" /> Overview: Amala Earth, an ethical marketplace for sustainable products, aims to create an intuitive and seamless shopping experience. However, data insights revealed that users were browsing products but hesitating to either add them to the cart or save them to the wishlist. A series of small yet strategic UX enhancements resulted in a 25**% increase in conversion rates and wishlist additions**. This case study outlines the research, strategy, execution, and impact of these changes.
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<aside> While Amala Earth had a well-structured product listing and detail pages, we were not achieving the anticipated rate of engagement and purchase conversions from Wishlist.
These insights indicated friction in the user journey, prompting the need for minor but impactful UX improvements.
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<aside> Goals/Target
**Product Card** **Wishlist page**
Major Drawbacks in Product card | Major Drawbacks in Wish list page |
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Smaller "Add to Cart" Button: The button was less prominent, making it harder for users to take action quickly. | List View Layout: The wishlist items were displayed in a vertical list format, which required more scrolling. |
Wishlist Icon Visibility: The heart icon blended into the background and didn’t stand out enough. | Limited Visual Appeal: The UI lacked a visually engaging card-based design, making it less appealing. |
Cluttered Price Display: The discount percentage was cut off ("6%..."), making it unclear. | Limited CTAs (Call-to-Actions): Only "Remove" and "Add to Cart" options were available, restricting user actions. |
Data analysis of sessions, users and wishlisted products: