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🧠 Applying Behavioural Design

Case study of increasing the decision of using seQura

  • Tasks:

    Research, design, launch and measure results.

  • Company:

    seQura Worldwide S.A

  • Product:

    Educational Pop-ups

  • Year:

    2023.

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Short introduction

About the company

SeQura is a fintech company that offers different buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment methods for businesses to provide to their buyers. Is like Klarna but our most used products have fees and klarna is free for the shopper.

About my role

I am the Product Designer of the Shopper Growth and Conversion team and my goal is to find opportunities to improve the growth and conversion of the company while considering the shoppers' economic well-being and aligning them with the company's objectives.

About the educational Popup

The educational popup is the modal that opens when clicking the +info link located in the widget's asset. Both the widget and the educational popup are visual elements that users encounter on the product page of merchants to learn about the installment payments offered by seQura. If you want to know more about the widget you can visit the widget case study

Complete journey of a shopper and the location of the educational popup

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Objective

Team objective of 2023

Our 2023 goal as a team was to improve the conversion funnel of our checkout process. This means not only that more shoppers arrive at that checkout but that the majority of those who arrive complete this process.

Heuristic approach

If we want to see results quickly, the best way to do this is to experiment based on hypotheses. Why don't shoppers finish completing the process? What step of the funnel do they fall into? Why of all those who see the popup 100% only 40% make it to the checkout process?

Hypotheses

Shoppers who enter the popup are looking for more information or to feel more confident in making the decision to buy with seQura.

Framework used: 10 conditions for a behavioural change

I thought that the framework that best suited the need to achieve the objective was the "Ten Conditions for Change." This behavioral design framework explains how 10 conditions must be met for individuals to make a positive change in their lives. Successfully adopting a complex, positive behavior involves making a DECISION to adopt the new behavior,erforming a number of ACTIONS that comprise the new behavior, and nsuring the CONTINUATION of the relevant conditions for success as time passes.
Note: Defining a key behavior involves identifying and specifying a specific action or set of actions that are crucial to achieving a desired outcome or goal. In various fields such as psychology, behavior analysis, and behavioral economics, understanding and influencing key behaviors are fundamental to creating positive changes or achieving specific results.
In the image below, you can see how I have applied this to the purchasing process with seQura and everything that needed to be fulfilled for users to decide to use seQura as the payment option that best fits their needs. 👇

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Design solution

UX Best Practices: I've chosen to present the information in the form of steps or bullet points as it's much easier to scan. The use of emojis grabs the user's attention, ensuring that even while scanning, they do so consciously.
The CTA serves as confirmation that they want to use SeQura as their payment method. Clicking it gives me a certain confidence that they'll indeed use SeQura upon completing the purchase.
The information presented in the second popup not only repeats what was said at the beginning but also provides additional details to complete the action. Once again, using the approach of providing information in small doses.

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Conclusions and learnings

The framework + the design decisions = they work! But how do I know this? 🤔
By conducting quantitative tracking, we've observed that the correlation between users who view the popup and complete the checkout process yields a 2% improvement in conversion. These findings were validated using the Mixpanel platform.
Additionally, I've monitored user behavior for qualitative analysis on Hotjar. Not only has the time spent by users on the popup increased, but I've also confirmed that presenting the information in step-by-step mode encourages users to pause and scan the information consciously.