International UX Research for Tesco Grocery app
Evaluation of usability of Tesco GHS App and to formulate recommendations for improvement of user experience..
Prague, Czech; Budapest, Hungary
2020
E-commerce
Intenrational marketing researchers, UX Researcher, UI Designer,
Role
UX Researcher Lead
Challenge
The Tesco Grocery App is dedicated for customers who want to shop online via their mobile devices. User experience and usability of the app where the main subject of the evaluation project. The focus of this evaluation were functionalities of the application that affect customer experience and usability satisfaction levels.
Results
Following the redesign, the overall improvement of user satisfaction raised about 20 % (3,6 to 4,4 for Czech market) based on Google Play rating.
The new solution and improved content organization made it easier for customers to find information complete the purchase.
80
participants
20 %
Increase in user satisfaction
30
New mobile iOS and Android designs
Process
Method used: The usability study was conducted with a use of a mobile eye-tracking device. That method was chosen due to a necessity for exact users’ gaze tracking. This was the only means of collecting such special sort of data which could not be described by supervisors in any other way.
Problem finding: During the user sessions there were several critical usability problems identified accompanied with lots of smaller issues which frustrated app users or simply interrupted proper functioning of the app.
Recommending solution: I formulated recommendation which helped improve the overall user experience but also raised the conversion of the app.
Design solutions: I added new global bottom navigation to the app (a left picture below). The categories and subcategories pages were redesigned as well as the pictures of product categories were changed (a right picture below). Product pages are the most converting pages in the e-commerce, so I proposee a solution which makes it easier to switch the units and add the products to the basket. Some minor improvements swere proposed to the checkout especially booking time slot tab and the way of choosing the delivery method.
“ „I can understand that they have the big range of products, but it is too many categories and sometimes they can be confusing” ”
Subject about the number of categories in the app
Conclusion
Working recommendations: Ready to implement changes and solutions for outsourcing development company
User satisaction: Overall improvement of user satisfaction: ~20 % (3,6 to 4,4 for Czech market) based on Google Play rating
Business impact: All parties including global UX involved in solutions delivered for EEC Market