Navigation and Wayfinding Design Sprint

Approach

  • I led a fully remote 5-day design sprint based on the Google Ventures method using Zoom and Miro, a virtual white-boarding tool.

  • At my direction, the team mapped the entire CX journey of users on adt.com with input from SMEs and decided on a target for the work to come.

  • Design sprint participants worked on inspiration exercises, iterated on ideas, worked independently to develop individual concepts, voted on top themes, and aligned on a single vision to be prototyped on Thursday and tested Friday.

  • The end result became a series of A/B tests implemented on adt.com with live traffic.

Role

  • Senior Manager of Product Design 

  • Facilitated the Design Sprint and led the strategy vision of the project

  • Coordinated planning and execution of the Design Sprint, contributed ideas, and led follow-up execution of the outcome

Outcomes & Impact

  • Sessions-to-Leads conversion rate showed a 7.8% lift with 99% statistical significance

  • Sessions-to-Positive Actions conversion rate showed a 5.7% lift with 83% statistical significance

  • Sessions-to-Sales conversion rate showed a 5.4% lift with 73% statistical significance

  • The new, slimmer navigation was adopted and consumer choice approach to get started evolved into new designs

Design Sprint faciliated using the methodology developed by Jake Knapp at Google Ventures

The gallery below contains detailed views of the Miro Sprint Board

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