LTK Wish List - Sharing

Role: Product Designer

Task : Conceptualize and design the UI/UX of the LiketoKnow.it app “Wish List” experience that would empower discovery-based shopping

Problem + Feature Request  + Hypothesis

  • LIKEtoKNOW.it registered user growth has flatlined over time and both daily actives and monthly actives has remained consistent but not on the rise for several months now.

  • Shared Collection enables consumers to share influencers’ curated items to their friends and family.

LIKEtoKNOW.it is a shopping app that lets users shop real looks from influencers, tastemakers, stylists, and celebrities across all lifestyle categories – fashion, home, beauty, family, and more. LTK is the first app to provide a 100% shoppable inspiration where products are featured in the context of real people’s lives, not the typical sterile product shots that consumers are accustomed to on desktop and retail experiences.

We had the initiative to convert shoppers to buyers, and I feel like saving products lends to that in a straight forward way.

Favoriting Activity

We noticed steady growth in ‘favoriting activity’ and decided to test out the hypothesis that giving users the ability to group and sort through their favorites would further boost this trend line

  • Persona

    We revisited and revised our existing persona before the start of this project to make sure it was up to date

  • User Cohorts

    We also found the need to further section out into various cohorts to make sure all needs were accounted for

Usability Sessions

Details:

I led a usability session held in NYC with 16 Users from various cohorts - 1 hour sessions

Exercises: 

Interview

Feature Rating

Usability Tasks with Prototypes

Card Sorting

A/B testing

OKRs


All design designs are directly or indirectly linked to our business OKRS.

  • Increase in % app downloads

  • Increase in % resurrected customers

  • Monthly decrease in churn

  • Growth in earnings per user

This strengthens our flywheel and drives up the competence of the purchase, average order values and ultimately our influencers’ businesses.

The Why

Provide LIKEtoKNOW.it consumers with the ability to easily share their curated wish collections with friends and family, to encourage:

  1. Viral growth through sharing.

  2. Incremental revenue growth through email service or SMS.

  3. Increased value prop of the app during high sales seasons

Define

During the Defining process I worked cross functionally with product and engineering to help start brainstorming solutions and to understand scope and feasibility for MVP.

We also:

  • Aligned with the OKRs.

  • Partnered with BI and Legal

  • Constructed a competitive analysis

  • Wireframed possible solutions and workflows

  • Journey mapped

 

Wireframing

Key Focus areas:

  1. Sharing UX : iOS share drawer or Custom

  2. What gets shared - Link OR Text

  3. Output Image (Gift Guide)

Hi -Fidelity

After testing the Low-fi wireframes, we defined A/B versions of the app. The phased release was success and within a week we released it to 100% of the users.

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