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CLARK Insurance App

Clark Germany GmbH

2020—2021

Focus: Product Design User Research Design Leadership

CLARK is a famous German Fintech/Insurtech unicorn with €126 million in total funding. The company's core value lies in simplifying the complex world of insurance.

Company Objectives

Nowadays insurance is still in the digital stone age—a lot of paperwork and non-transparent tariffs. The goal of the app is to change that. The guiding principle of the app is to simplify, clarify and make insurance transparent, so that customers can enjoy an easy and fair experience.

My Contributions

I helped redesign and launch the new app, set a product design team, promoted and established a customer-centric mindset across all product teams, increased business metrics, made end-user satisfaction measurable, established the design system, designed key customer journeys and new features, some of which you can see if you scroll down.

Buying Journey Redesign

UI Design
UX Copywriting
Interaction Design
UX Research

The buying process is one of the most critical journeys from business and user perspectives. After a detailed assessment of the requirements and usability issues of the existing flow, I completely redesigned the buying experience on visual and interaction layers.

Reduced task completion time

3.3 → 2.4 minutes

Conversion to purchase uplift

12.6%

Improved Offers View

UI Design
Information Architecture
Interaction Design
UX Research

Before jumping into a solution, I conducted a set of UX interviews for a better understanding of customers pain-points around the process of picking the right insurance. The key insight was the complexity and overwhelming amount of legal information. This insight became the foundation for further redesign.

Conversion uplift

20%

Reduced purchase decision time

35%

New onboarding experience

UI Design
Animation
Interaction Design
UX Research

From data analysis and customer feedback, I knew there was a cohort of users who weren't sure about the benefits of the app even if they downloaded the app. The purpose of this experiment was to allow users to explore the app without registering and subsequently measure engagement.

Bounce rate decreased

21,4%

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