Temple and Webster is an Australian online home and furniture retailer that offers a range of products from furniture and homeware to décor and outdoor accessories. The company's core belief is that everyone wants to live more beautifully and their vision is to make the world more beautiful, one room at a time.
Temple and Webster's track delivery page was in need of a redesign. The existing page did not effectively communicate the status of customers' orders, and often led customers to click through to courier websites for more information. This took customers away from the Temple and Webster website, reducing the likelihood of repeat purchases and overall engagement. Additionally, the existing page did not provide any incentives for customers to continue shopping or to explore additional products.
To redesign the track delivery page, user research was conducted to better understand customers' pain points and expectations. The research revealed that customers were looking for a clear and easy-to-understand status update on their orders, as well as additional recommendations for related products.
The redesign strategy focused on improving the aesthetics and functionality of the track delivery page. The following changes were implemented:
The target audience for the redesigned track delivery page was primarily Millennials who are accustomed to purchasing everything online (fashion, travel, electrics, food, etc). Millennials are one of Temple and Webster's fastest-growing cohorts, and this generation increasingly enters the 35-55 age group.
The success of the redesigned track delivery page was measured using the following metrics:
The redesign of the Temple and Webster track delivery page aimed to provide customers with a more informative and engaging page that would encourage them to continue shopping. The redesign strategies included a delivery diagram, expandable tracking widget, similar items carousel, promos, and FAQs section. The success of the redesign will be measured using CTR, engagement rate, conversion rate, and customer satisfaction surveys. The redesign aimed to improve customer satisfaction and encourage customers to continue shopping on Temple and Webster.