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Turning a top customer complaint into a one-scan experience

Turning a top customer complaint into a one-scan experience

Turning a top customer complaint into a one-scan experience

myWaitrose voucher redesign: from one-at-a-time scanning to a single clip-to-card flow

Customers were stuck scanning vouchers one at a time, I shipped a fast-follow fix in weeks, then delivered the full clip-to-card rebuild

−50%

voucher-related complaints (post select/deselect)

+16%

customer satisfaction in rollout month

Role

Product Designer led the web experience, aligned closely with the app designer

Timeframe

Select/deselect shipped as a fast follow; full rollout complete by Oct 2024

Two iPhones on a yellow-green background showing the voucher list and redemption screen.
Two iPhones on a yellow-green background showing the voucher list and redemption screen.

True clip-to-card functionality had proven too complex to build initially, which is why customers were stuck scanning vouchers one at a time. It became one of the most common sources of customer complaints, and testing confirmed it was actively costing Waitrose engaged customers. The goal was to let people scan every voucher at once from their loyalty card, cut complaint volume, and keep the web and app experiences unified despite how differently customers behave on each.

Desktop view of the myWaitrose Exclusive Vouchers page, showing the Personalised vouchers and Money off sections.
A phone showing the myWaitrose card modal with card holder name, membership number, and barcode.
A grid of voucher card states: default, sponsored, selected, selected with expires today, selected with online only, and online only.

Voucher card states: default, sponsored, selected, and expiry/online-only variants

“Nat’s strengths are detailed in her research, leaving no stone unturned. She is a great listener but also great at communicating and showing where people think they know something that they don’t. Nat was great at pointing this out with the evidence she found through her research.”

Nat Robinson — Product Designer