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About the Company
Series D, Mid Startup
Packaged Goods Space, Subscription Model, DTC

Facing the Challenge

Daily Harvest had built up lots of tech debt making updates to their site more difficult and slow. A Shopify replatform would help them move faster in product updates and a smoother checkout process.

The Cart

Building a box can be complicated.
From a  business standpoint certain criteria needed to be met for customers to ship and get a discount.

The older flow involved a funnel that was not an intuitive shopping expierence or clear on what the customer needed to do to get their order.

This was a net new implemtation so we ran A/B tests to see which tracker made the most sense to our customers and would encourage them to checkout.

Assumption: seeing multiple steps will encourage them to checkout, based on curiosity.
Results: a singular focus helped the user not get overwhelmed and encouraged them to finish filling their box.

The Account

Most frequently asked question to the care team was "how do I manage my plan?"

Cancel and pause were confusing, causing frustration in the customer when managing their plan and ultimately cancelling all together.

Order history was only used by 3% of users. 7% or less interacted with Ratings and Reviews.

We decided to combine multiple journeys and pages into one main area for a customer to interact with.

Outcome: Our new design made it easier for the customer to manage their cadence and see previous orders. Customer service complainant about the issue decreased. Engagement with Ratings & Reviews also increased 1.5% (after an A/B 7-day test). We were going through a deeper dive of reviews aiding an AI model for recommendations.