Ecommerce flow redesign — t3

A conversion-led redesign for mobile-first Australian storefronts: simplified discovery, faster cart flow, and fewer abandonment points.

  • Mobile-first checkout patterns
  • Progressive disclosure for upsells
  • Accessible, performance-minded UI
Checkout overview

The challenge

High mobile traffic with low conversion, confusing cart steps and multiple form fields causing abandonment. Our brief: reduce checkout steps, increase clarity, and maintain brand tone.

  1. Cut time-to-purchase under 60 seconds on mobile.
  2. Make guest checkout frictionless.
  3. Surface trust signals without clutter.
Problem snapshot

User research highlights

Researcher
Lead researcher
Qualitative interviews + session replay

Sessions showed users drop when asked for account creation and when shipping costs appear late. Clear progress and early cost transparency improved trust.

Finding
Users prefer quick defaults and visible delivery info.
Opportunity
One-tap address selection and real-time shipping estimate.

Redesigned flow — key screens

Product quick view

Quick product preview

Add to cart without leaving listing. Fewer context switches.

Streamlined cart

Streamlined cart

Summary, trusted badges, and promo entry in one panel.

One-page checkout

One-page checkout

Address lookup, autofill, and payment in a single vertical flow.

Flow decisions — why they matter

We prioritised guest checkout with an optional account creation after purchase. This reduces abandonment and increases post-purchase engagement via email prompts.

Showing shipping estimates early reduced surprise fees. We implemented postcode-driven quick estimates and an inline cost breakdown before payment.

Critical CSS, lazy-loading illustrations, and semantic form controls improved Lighthouse scores and ensured keyboard/AT compatibility across the flow.

Early results

+18%
Conversion uplift (mobile)
-32%
Checkout abandonment
0.9s
Median time-to-purchase (mobile)

Want a tailored ecommerce flow audit?

We provide a concise audit with actionable fixes and a prototype roadmap for Australian retailers.