Earn is a retention-driving, next-gen ecommerce loyalty solution, beyond just points and rewards. We help e-commerce brands create the most engaging experience for their shoppers with personalized benefits, gamification, and more.

checkout: https://www.tryearn.xyz/

Scope:

UI/UX Design, Sketching, User Flows, Wire-framing, Prototyping, Marketing, Animations

Tools:

Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Mock-up (iPad)

Overview:

Following the shift from CRFTD, I played a pivotal role in the design of EARN. My task involved crafting a loyalty program geared towards enhancing checkout conversion through EARN's integrated Shopify plugin. The objective was to develop an effortless onboarding process, enabling users to establish a loyalty program within minutes, devoid of any coding necessities. While the frontend mirrors a typical loyalty program interface, the backend intricately links to blockchain technology. EARN stands out as a web3-enabled platform, seamlessly blending conventional loyalty rewards with blockchain integration, offering distinct benefits to both merchants and customers.

Role:

As the sole product designer, my role involved the comprehensive design of interfaces, spanning from the Shopify plugin and insights & analytics page to the gamification features of the loyalty program. My focus extended to guaranteeing an efficient Click-Through Rate (CTR) across all aspects of the product.

Team:

  • Founder - Antonio Chan

  • Co-Founder - Derek Wang

  • Engineers - Antonio Chan, Akshay Tarpara

  • Pre-seed lead by:

Feature #1 - Shopify App

In the process of developing the Shopify plugin, I formulated the hypothesis that by prominently displaying and reminding users of their membership points, rewards, and exclusive offers, there would be a higher likelihood of encouraging them to proceed to checkout. The ultimate goal was to enhance the overall checkout conversion rate.

Challenge #1 - How do we get more people to click Start Earning

Upon the initial implementation of Earn's loyalty program on Ready-Made's website, the click-through rate (CTR) for joining the loyalty program proved to be less than optimal. Consequently, I took the initiative to devise a novel design solution aimed at ensuring users would be enticed to click and explore the enticing benefits of Ready-Made's loyalty program.

Hypothesis 1

  • People want to claim free shipping
    (or something specific)

Hypothesis 1.1

  • People want to see variety of rewards

Hypothesis 1.2

  • People are scared of hidden fees (aka. its free to join)

Even after diverging and going to hypothesis 1.1, I still like this design.

How can we keep design simple?

The simplest messaging is:
Hi, you got free shipping. Claim it. VS Hi, here’s all the rewards you could claim in the future. read about it.

Hypothesis 1.3

  • People gain trust with logo. (transparent to users, what startup is enabling this?)

Final Design V1.

Critique: We reduced the grey text but it still looks crowded… Maybe title too long and too many different font in a limited space.

Final Design V2.

Final Design Implemented

Upon applying the ultimate design and validating my hypothesis, we experienced a substantial surge in the Click-Through Rate (CTR). Remarkably, without resorting to any advertising efforts or similar strategies, we achieved a remarkable total of 400 sign-ups within a few weeks—a notable improvement from the previous design iteration.

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