Retail Label Site, Checkout & Top Navigation Revamp

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Retail Label Site & Checkout Revamp

​Site-Wide and Checkout Flow Improvements

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Duration

4 weeks

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Deliverables

Research, User flow, Wire framing, Prototype and QA.

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Tools

Figma

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Overview

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In this project, I redesigned the homepage, top navigation, and checkout experience for In Stock Labels to improve usability, streamline user flow, and increase conversions.

The goal was to create a frictionless journey, from product discovery to purchase by focusing on clarity, speed, and intuitive interactions.

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Problem Statement

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The existing experience created friction during key conversion moments. Users faced:

  • Confusing navigation and product discovery
  • A checkout flow that required unnecessary effort
  • Lack of transparency (e.g., shipping shown too late)
  • Inefficient experience for guest users

This led to drop-offs during checkout and a less engaging browsing experience.

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The process

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Research > Define & Ideate > Information Architecture (IA) > Wireframing > Move to development > QA
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Stage in Customer Journey

What do we want the user to do next and how do we nudge them to take action.

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Goals

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  • Improve product discoverability through better navigation
  • Simplify the checkout process for both guest and returning users
  • Reduce friction and cognitive load
  • Increase conversion rates
  • Create a consistent and scalable design system

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Homepage Design Upgrade

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Homepage Redesign

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Improvements:

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  • Stronger visual hierarchy
  • Cleaner layout (removed heavy visual elements)
  • Better content scanning
  • Clear CTAs guiding users to products

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Checkout Redesign

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Challenge

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The checkout process was complex and confusing, causing users to drop off before completing their purchase.

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Improvements

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  • Simplified the flow into clear, step-by-step stages
  • Reduced unnecessary form fields
  • Displayed shipping costs earlier for transparency
  • Optimized experience for both guest and returning users

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The checkout flow was redesigned to reduce drop-offs by simplifying steps, improving transparency, and optimizing for speed. Key improvements included early shipping visibility, fewer form fields, and a smoother experience for guest users.

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Final Reflection

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This project reinforced the importance of balancing ideal UX with real-world constraints.

Even when technical limitations required adjustments, I ensured the experience remained:

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  • Clear
  • Accessible
  • Efficient

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The final solution successfully improved usability while working within existing system limitations.

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