Digital Product · Product Design · 2021 to 2022
Mercury
Discovery on the Broadband purchase journey inside Mercury's My Account, where comparing plans meant reading a complex table.
- Role
- CX / Experience Designer
- Studio
- Catch Design
- Client
- Mercury
- Timeline
- 2021 to 2022

How might we improve the existing Broadband Plan purchase journey for customers?
The problem
Customers could already find Broadband plans. The difficulty was comparing them: the information sat in a complex table, which is a reasonable way to store product data and a poor way to help someone choose.
My brief was the discovery phase. I analysed how competing broadband products were presented in New Zealand and Australia, looking for the patterns that made a plan easy or hard to weigh up, then worked with the Catch Design and Mercury teams to map journeys and wireframe alternatives against Mercury's existing layout patterns.


Discovery methods
- 01
Competitor analysis
Broadband products across New Zealand and Australia, read for how each one presents and compares plans.
- 02
Journey mapping and user flows
Multiple Broadband customer journeys, built with team members from Catch Design and Mercury.
- 03
Wireframing, low and high fidelity
Options for displaying and structuring plans, kept inside Mercury's existing design layout patterns.
- 04
Design system components
Where existing patterns could not carry the journey, new components were added to Mercury's design system rather than invented alongside it.
