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Designing a skincare experience built on radical transparency.

Client The Ordinary
My Role Product Strategy & Design
Year 2024
The Ordinary

The UX team received insights from the Customer Happiness team regarding the Product Description Page — customers couldn't find what they needed on the site. With the CHT fielding simple inquiries, they were being pulled away from strategic work that mattered. Data confirmed it: despite healthy sales, our Add to Basket rate was significantly below the industry average, telling us customers wanted the product, but the PDP was getting in the way.

Through rounds of usability testing and design iteration, we arrived at a PDP we were confident in launching. The screens below represent key moments in the UX journey — each one a direct response to the pain points surfaced in our initial interviews.

01

Images and enhanced instructional videos are present at the top of the product description page — the most requested attribute in testing.

The Ordinary — mobile homepage
02

The product's skincare step is now clearly surfaced within its regimen, alongside key usage details — giving users the context they need to make confident purchase decisions.

The Ordinary — product attributes
03

Users can now see exactly where this product fits within their skincare regimen — with the ability to expand each step and learn more about how it works in context.

The Ordinary — shop by regimen
04

Key ingredients are now surfaced and expandable, allowing users to understand what each ingredient does for their skin and which ones to avoid.

The Ordinary — key ingredients