Case Study
Designing a Delightful Buyflow from Screen to Sea
I transformed a complex mobile buyflow for a yacht charter platform into a seamless, human-centered experience that drove business growth and delighted users.
Growth
Enjoyment
Key Activities
Actionable Analytics and Usability Findings
User Flow Diagrams
High-Fidelity User Interface (UI) Design
Duration
6 months
Role
UX and CX Consultant
Problem
GetaWave, a yacht charter platform, was struggling with a complex and outdated mobile buyflow. This process caused high abandonment rates and lost revenue due to user frustration. The primary challenge was to help users convert more quickly and easily without compromising the security and legal requirements of a yacht charter, which were essential for Getawave stakeholders and customers alike.
Goal and Objectives
My goal was to create a more intuitive and enjoyable experience for users to simplify the charter request and booking processes. This approach was key to lowering the level of effort for mobile conversion while fulfilling all business and legal requirements. To achieve this, I focused on three key objectives:
Reduce the cognitive load on users to decrease abandonment risk
Streamline data collection to remove barriers between people and their charters
Create a more delightful interface to increase engagement
Role and Contributions
I was the sole UX and customer experience (CX) expert responsible for the end-to-end mobile buyflow redesign. Working with limited resources, I conducted data analysis to identify key pain points and designed a new buyflow that met business and technical requirements. My contributions ensured every screen was designed to support an efficient and enjoyable user experience.
Process & Approach
My process is how I turn a business challenge into a strategic solution. This structured approach, adapted for the GetaWave project, shows how I prioritize human needs and deliver a final product with meaningful impact.
Future Considerations
I ended the project by delivering strategically phased action items that build on the successful redesign by further refining the GetaWave conversion experience:
A digital version of the charter agreement PDF to make the fine print easier to understand and use, especially on mobile devices
A new comparison tool to support purchasing decisions, boosting lead quality and decreasing abandonment rate during the charter request process
Facebook or Google integration to further simplify the charter request process from a single form to a single click