Craig Bradford Driftrock MeetUp

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Senior Consultant [email protected] @CraigBradford CRAIG BRADFORD

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80% of the the success of Conversion Rate Optimisation is down to the discovery process. Craig Bradford proves that CRO is more than just coloured buttons but about conducting deeper research and not just sticking to traditional UX methods.

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Senior Consultant

[email protected]

@CraigBradford

CRAIG BRADFORD

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BEng (Hons) Sports Engineering

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WTF??

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Sports Science

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Biomechanics

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Product Design

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Why am I telling you this?

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CRAIG BRADFORD

A product approach to CRO

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Typical CRO process

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Focus on this part

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80% of the success of CRO is down to the discovery

phase.

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Hint: Product designers are really good at this part!

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CRO isn’t about button colours

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CRO

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CRO is the process of maximising LIFT

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How?

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I like the IDEO design methods

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IDEO method cards

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Download the app £2.99

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Analyse the information you’ve collected to identify

patterns and insights.

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1 - Competitive Surveys

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1. Face to face2. Online surveys3. Phone/Skype

Focus on the 5 whys (Covered later)

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Goals:

1. Identify critical features/benefits

2. Remove redundant

features/benefits

(Increase clarity and reduce distractions)

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2 - Error Analysis

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1. Wrong quantity selected2. Wrong delivery details

entered3. They timed out4. A refund is needed5. They press the back

button

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Goals:

1. Prevent errors happening

2. Deal with errors efficiently when

they do go wrong

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3 - Flow analysis

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Create common paths

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Reverse Goal Path – Find distractions

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Goals:

1. Find bottlenecks and

distractions on the route to

purchase

2. Find the most important routes

through the site

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Enlist people’s participation to elicit information relevant

to your project.

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4 - Surveys

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Powerful surveys…

1. Are timely2. Ask qualified participants3. Ask the right questions

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Get timely answers

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Ask the right questions at the right time

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Very affordable

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Excellent Resource on good questions to ask

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What made you almost not buy?

Thankyou pages

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Is there anything you would improve about the checkout process?

Thankyou pages

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What’s stopping you from buying this product today?

Product pages

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5 - Extreme user interviews - Ethnio

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Ask the 5 whys

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6 - Card Sorting

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Card sorting results

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Goals:

1. Let users tell you what makes

sense to them

2. Design a clear navigation

structure

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Observe people to discover what they do rather than what they say they do.

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How people say they open packaging

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How they actually open packaging

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Fly on the wall online?

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7 - Shadowing - Usertesting.com

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8 - Fly on the wall - Clicktale

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Create simulations to help empathise with people and

to evaluate proposed designs.

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9 - Empathy tools

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Reduced Mobility

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Limited dexterity

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10 – Roleplay

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1. You’re on mobile device with slow connection

2. You need to book your flight in the next 30 minutes

3. You want to get a product delivered to your friends address not yours

4. You’re not going to be home for delivery5. You want to buy online but pick up in store

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11 - Prototypes

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Balsamiq

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Online Prototype

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Treejack for IA validation

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Key takeaways:

1. Conduct deeper research2. Don’t just stick to

traditional UX methods3. Download IDEO method

cards for inspiration

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Thanks.Any questions?

CRAIG BRADFORD

[email protected]

@CraigBradford