CUSTOMER PORTAL NAVIGATION
Customer analytics revealed a critical navigation barrier: users were unable to locate their recently applied or purchased policies within the digital platform. This visibility gap created a cascade of negative impacts—frustrated customers contacted the Singlife Hotline seeking policy updates, only to learn their applications were still in processing. The disconnect between users' expectations for real-time digital transparency and the platform's actual functionality generated unnecessary friction at a crucial touchpoint in the customer journey, ultimately degrading user experience and increasing support costs.
My role
UI/UX Designer
Company
Singlife
Year
2024
Intro
To accomplish this, we employed various design research methodologies, in-depth 1-1 interviews, usability testings, card sorting to identify potential gaps on our platform.
Results
The MARTIM project was a success, as the posters and collateral effectively communicated the themes and tone of the play, resulting in a sold-out run and critical acclaim. It was an exciting opportunity to collaborate with my colleague and use my design skills to support a meaningful and impactful artistic endeavor.