vision flow
revamp

a smarter, more predictable way to book vision care

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the booking experience was losing users at every turn.

the vision booking experience lacked clarity at key moments around eligibility, process, and payment. Funnel analysis showed consistent drop-offs across stages, from form initiation to order placement to payment. this pointed to a core issue not of demand, but of confidence—driven by uncertainty in the journey.

01. low awareness & policy confusion

most users were unsure of their insurance coverage — they didn’t know what was included, whether they had to pay upfront, or if a prescription was mandatory. This uncertainty caused significant drop-offs.

02. unexpected payment friction

many users believed the service was fully cashless. When asked to pay midway or at the store, they felt misled and abandoned the process.

03. unclear form experience

the booking form was not tailored to user context. Mandatory fields didn’t adapt to their policy/vendor rules, making the flow feel long and irrelevant.

04. no order visibility

after submission, users didn’t know what would happen next. There was no real-time tracking, leading to anxiety and increased support queries.

"users weren't dropping off due to lack of intent — but lack of confidence."

.solution

01

making policy clarity the first step

users see what’s covered upfront, so they can proceed with confidence.

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ordering, made effortless

the form adapts in real time to show only relevant fields, with

optional prescription upload and guided steps for a smoother experience.

ordering, made effortless

the form adapts in real time to show only relevant fields, with optional prescription upload and guided steps for a smoother experience.

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tracking, made crystal clear

users can track their order with real-time updates,

a clear timeline, and guided next steps.

tracking, made crystal clear

users can track their order with real-time updates, a clear timeline, and guided next steps.

tracking, made crystal clear

users can track their order with real-time updates,a clear timeline, and guided next steps.

.usability testing

ease of navigation

4.5

ease of navigation

4.5

user trust

4.3

user trust

4.3

information clarity

4.6

information clarity

4.6

overall satisfaction

4.4

overall satisfaction

4.4

01. users confused the placeholder cards in ‘Steps to complete order’ with a loading state.

we redesigned it to display a clear instructional message, reducing confusion and guiding users to select a vendor and purchase mode before proceeding.

02. making beneficiary selection obvious

users couldn’t tell which beneficiary was selected. We added radio buttons for clear, unambiguous selection.

.impact

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increase in conversion rate
increase in conversion rate

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Annualised business impact
from the redesigned flow

22.4

22.4

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22.4

22.4

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GMV from vision bookings
GMV from vision bookings