Problem

The initial onboarding process employed an off-the-shelf approach that had been utilized in other products. Subsequent to conducting usability testing, user interviews, and competitive benchmarking, we pinpointed significant frictions in the user experience.

 

1

Drop-off risk

User drop off during onboarding given they don’t know upfront what information is needed to complete and why

2

Extensive onboarding

Too many steps in the onboarding to get a quote and not enough context about how long it will take

3

Transparency

Ineligible businesses don’t know why they are not eligible

 

a multi-platform approach

Solution

We believe that by speeding up the time to get a quote the user will be more likely to purchase a plan which will increase conversion and increase quote requests

 

App

 

Web

Business users spends most of their time managing their business on desktops which lead to a web solution

 

Results

1

Reduced time to get a quote

2

Over 500 quotes requested

3

120 policies sold weekly

 

Process

Approaching the insurance sector, traditionally underserved and marked by numerous incumbents, required a first-principles mindset. As a UX designer, navigating relationships with third-party stakeholders and insurance underwriters was pivotal to simplifying the quote request process, aiming for efficiency by minimizing the required information

 
 

Investigating the problem space

Conducted user interviews with SME’s to understand users journey when purchasing business insurance

 

User expectations

Businesses have different needs for insurance

 

AHA moment

Business users want to get an initial quote as fast as possible as they go through multiple insurance providers

USER JOURNEY

When purchasing business insurance users explore multiple quotes before making a decision

 

All in one place

Users prefer to have all important documents in the app and ready available

 

Competitive analysis

Benchmarked against many other insurance solutions to identify advantages

 

usability testing

Tested initial onboarding with users to identify main pain points

 

Progressive roll-out

Set of users

 

Measure and improve

continuous improvements until full roll out

 

Ideation

Multiple solutions

 

Release & iterations

Initially we target a subset of UK businesses that were eligible, progressive releases allowed us to quickly tests solutions, measure and iterate before full release.