UI / UX Design

ShopEase Redesign Sprint

Redesigned the "ShopEase" e-commerce app to enhance user experience. Focused on simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout process, and incorporating a sleek.

Year :

2025

Industry :

E-commerce

Client :

ShopEase

Project Duration :

3 weeks

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PROJECT IN A GLANCE

Only 3.4% of people who started the bank’s credit card application reached approval. We rebuilt the experience around a new web hub called CardLink. It sits beside the main website and gives people a clear way to return, see their exact status in plain language, and finish every step without guesswork. The final UI covers the full journey: two easy login options, a status dashboard with “Resume” actions, clear rejection messages with what to do next, guided flows for secured and unsecured cards, V‑KYC scheduling and reminders, and an end‑to‑end delivery tracker with self‑serve re‑dispatch and activation.

Problem :

The original ShopEase e-commerce app faced several usability issues that hindered user satisfaction and conversion rates. Users found the navigation confusing, the checkout process cumbersome, and the overall interface outdated compared to modern e-commerce standards.

These pain points resulted in higher bounce rates, abandoned carts, and a lack of customer loyalty, highlighting the urgent need for a comprehensive redesign.

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

Challenge :

One of the main challenges was balancing the need for a modern, minimalist look with the requirement to display a large amount of product information and features. Ensuring that the app remained easy to use for both new and returning customers required extensive user testing and iteration.

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

Solution :

The redesign sprint focused on creating a more intuitive and visually appealing user experience. Navigation was simplified with a clear, consistent menu structure and prominent search functionality, allowing users to find products quickly and easily. The checkout process was streamlined by reducing unnecessary steps, providing clear progress indicators, and integrating popular payment options for convenience.

The new interface adopted a sleek, modern aesthetic with ample white space, clean typography, and cohesive color schemes, making the app feel both fresh and trustworthy.

Phase A

Application

Phase B

Namaskard Hub

Phase C

Delivery & Activation

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

One hub. Zero guesswork.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and an instant resume.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and

an instant resume.

1

Resume application — jump back

instantly

Resume application — jump back instantly

2

Plain-language statuses — 'Under

bank evaluation,' 'Card dispatched'

3

Multi-application ready — NTB/ETB

realities

Summary :

The "ShopEase Redesign Sprint" transformed the e-commerce app into a user-friendly and visually engaging platform. By simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout flow, and introducing a sleek new interface, the project significantly improved user satisfaction and reduced friction throughout the shopping journey.

This redesign demonstrates the power of thoughtful UX/UI improvements in driving business success and enhancing the overall customer experience.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

UI / UX Design

ShopEase Redesign Sprint

Redesigned the "ShopEase" e-commerce app to enhance user experience. Focused on simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout process, and incorporating a sleek.

Year :

2025

Industry :

E-commerce

Client :

ShopEase

Project Duration :

3 weeks

Featured Project Cover Image
Featured Project Cover Image
Featured Project Cover Image

PROJECT IN A GLANCE

Only 3.4% of people who started the bank’s credit card application reached approval. We rebuilt the experience around a new web hub called CardLink. It sits beside the main website and gives people a clear way to return, see their exact status in plain language, and finish every step without guesswork. The final UI covers the full journey: two easy login options, a status dashboard with “Resume” actions, clear rejection messages with what to do next, guided flows for secured and unsecured cards, V‑KYC scheduling and reminders, and an end‑to‑end delivery tracker with self‑serve re‑dispatch and activation.

Problem :

The original ShopEase e-commerce app faced several usability issues that hindered user satisfaction and conversion rates. Users found the navigation confusing, the checkout process cumbersome, and the overall interface outdated compared to modern e-commerce standards.

These pain points resulted in higher bounce rates, abandoned carts, and a lack of customer loyalty, highlighting the urgent need for a comprehensive redesign.

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

Challenge :

One of the main challenges was balancing the need for a modern, minimalist look with the requirement to display a large amount of product information and features. Ensuring that the app remained easy to use for both new and returning customers required extensive user testing and iteration.

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

Solution :

The redesign sprint focused on creating a more intuitive and visually appealing user experience. Navigation was simplified with a clear, consistent menu structure and prominent search functionality, allowing users to find products quickly and easily. The checkout process was streamlined by reducing unnecessary steps, providing clear progress indicators, and integrating popular payment options for convenience.

The new interface adopted a sleek, modern aesthetic with ample white space, clean typography, and cohesive color schemes, making the app feel both fresh and trustworthy.

Phase A

Application

Phase B

Namaskard Hub

Phase C

Delivery & Activation

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

One hub. Zero guesswork.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and an instant resume.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and

an instant resume.

1

Resume application — jump back

instantly

Resume application — jump back instantly

2

Plain-language statuses — 'Under

bank evaluation,' 'Card dispatched'

3

Multi-application ready — NTB/ETB

realities

Summary :

The "ShopEase Redesign Sprint" transformed the e-commerce app into a user-friendly and visually engaging platform. By simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout flow, and introducing a sleek new interface, the project significantly improved user satisfaction and reduced friction throughout the shopping journey.

This redesign demonstrates the power of thoughtful UX/UI improvements in driving business success and enhancing the overall customer experience.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

UI / UX Design

ShopEase Redesign Sprint

Redesigned the "ShopEase" e-commerce app to enhance user experience. Focused on simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout process, and incorporating a sleek.

Year :

2025

Industry :

E-commerce

Client :

ShopEase

Project Duration :

3 weeks

Featured Project Cover Image
Featured Project Cover Image
Featured Project Cover Image

PROJECT IN A GLANCE

Only 3.4% of people who started the bank’s credit card application reached approval. We rebuilt the experience around a new web hub called CardLink. It sits beside the main website and gives people a clear way to return, see their exact status in plain language, and finish every step without guesswork. The final UI covers the full journey: two easy login options, a status dashboard with “Resume” actions, clear rejection messages with what to do next, guided flows for secured and unsecured cards, V‑KYC scheduling and reminders, and an end‑to‑end delivery tracker with self‑serve re‑dispatch and activation.

Problem :

The original ShopEase e-commerce app faced several usability issues that hindered user satisfaction and conversion rates. Users found the navigation confusing, the checkout process cumbersome, and the overall interface outdated compared to modern e-commerce standards.

These pain points resulted in higher bounce rates, abandoned carts, and a lack of customer loyalty, highlighting the urgent need for a comprehensive redesign.

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

97%

Overall drop‑off Most users never reached approval

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

12%

Opaque internal rejects Posidex/Policy without clarity

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

7%

V‑KYC abandonment High‑friction verification step

Challenge :

One of the main challenges was balancing the need for a modern, minimalist look with the requirement to display a large amount of product information and features. Ensuring that the app remained easy to use for both new and returning customers required extensive user testing and iteration.

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Constraints we had to design within

- KYC, risk, and internal policy rules

- Third‑party V‑KYC vendor SLAs and outages

- Courier handoffs, failed attempts, and RTO

- Legacy data and multiple applications per person

- Tight timelines and many teams involved

What this meant for the UI

- Clear, respectful messages that still meet policy

- Resilient flows for scheduling and fallback

- Self‑serve delivery fixes (re‑dispatch, pickup info)

- A single place to see status and resume

- Screens that ship fast and scale later

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

Solution :

The redesign sprint focused on creating a more intuitive and visually appealing user experience. Navigation was simplified with a clear, consistent menu structure and prominent search functionality, allowing users to find products quickly and easily. The checkout process was streamlined by reducing unnecessary steps, providing clear progress indicators, and integrating popular payment options for convenience.

The new interface adopted a sleek, modern aesthetic with ample white space, clean typography, and cohesive color schemes, making the app feel both fresh and trustworthy.

Phase A

Application

Phase B

Namaskard Hub

Phase C

Delivery & Activation

Master flow — New cardlink webapp

V‑KYC scheduling and retry logic

One hub. Zero guesswork.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and an instant resume.

The dashboard is the single source of truth—plain-language statuses, the next step, and

an instant resume.

1

Resume application — jump back

instantly

Resume application — jump back instantly

2

Plain-language statuses — 'Under

bank evaluation,' 'Card dispatched'

3

Multi-application ready — NTB/ETB

realities

Summary :

The "ShopEase Redesign Sprint" transformed the e-commerce app into a user-friendly and visually engaging platform. By simplifying navigation, optimizing the checkout flow, and introducing a sleek new interface, the project significantly improved user satisfaction and reduced friction throughout the shopping journey.

This redesign demonstrates the power of thoughtful UX/UI improvements in driving business success and enhancing the overall customer experience.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.

Namaskard UX Case Study

Transforming a 97% drop-off banking application into a transparent, user-friendly experience that recovers lost customers and drives approvals.