Paisly by JetBlue Travel Bags
Lead Product Designer
Paisly by JetBlue decided to expand into a new category and attempt to sell luggage to complement its existing travel services. This would be its first attempt at selling travel-related service products. The company partnered with luggage manufacturers to create new products that were suitable for air travel.
Research
Before initiating the design process, I first conducted user research and competitive analysis to gain insight into customers' luggage buying habits, including when and why they make their purchases. Additionally, I analyzed competitor websites to identify common features and functionalities of luggage shopping experiences.
Key user research findings
Varying timelines for when they started to pack for their trip, ranging from a week in advance to the day of departure.
Typically purchased a new travel bag before a trip, during the packing process, or after the trip.
Wireframes
In order to meet industry standards, I implemented a sliding carousel of images on both the search and product detail pages. Additionally, I changed the cart summary to highlight two functions - select the number of bags and proceed to checkout.
Search page
Product detail page
Payment page
Confirmation page
I set up the design system for Paisly, which established a look and feel that was applied while creating these designs.
What is unique about this product detail design?
Ability to scroll through images on the product detail page
Fits in JetBlue overhead flag
Taxes are calculated at checkout
Customer reviews
Two confirmation states
Purchased
Shipped/track
Return portal designs
User testing
The testing supported the designs and no UX issues were found.
Details:
Easy for customers to get through the flow
Customers liked that they would know if a bag could fit on a JetBlue aircraft
Did not use the filters - so we made them more prominent
Confusion between some bag names. Pending solution with business partner
Launch
After finalizing the design, we launched the new luggage shopping experience on Paisly by JetBlue's website. The design received positive feedback from customers and partners alike. Customers found it easy to browse and select luggage options that met their travel needs.
Outcome
With an extra push from marketing, customers were directed to the travel bag section of the website. In the very first week, we successfully met industry standards for e-commerce conversion rate (2 percent).