KILROY

Web design • User testing

KILROY, a travel agency founded in 1951, launched a brand new concept called Re:discover. The concept focused on package-deal journeys where acquiring new skills, making friends and having time for self-reflection was the focus. However, the concept had very few conversions despite a fair amount of traffic.

My task, along with my team mates, was to locate the problem and find a way to increase the conversion rate. We conducted user tests on Re:discover's current site and found that users stumbled through the flow, encountering a number of pain points on their way which resulted in confusion and frustration.

What we did:

  • We created a high fidelity prototype of a new version of their site. We implemented various CRO factors, removed pain points from the user journey and simplified the communication.
  • We used the Re:discover's excisting visual identity, but made some adjustments to the layout in order to create a better information hierarchy.
The redesigned 'trips' section
The redesigned highlights list
The redesigned itinerary
The redesigned list of what's included and not included on the trip