Tre, one of Sweden’s leading challenger telecom providers, relied heavily on physical stores and third-party retailers for sales. To cut costs and stay competitive, the company set out to strengthen its digital channels as a core driver of growth.
A full webshop redesign had just launched, but instead of boosting sales, conversions dropped below the previous version.
The old, monolithic platform lacked essentials like stock levels, and even small changes were slow and expensive.
With online performance declining, the immediate priority was to stabilise sales before pursuing long-term growth.
We built a highly interactive Axure RP prototype that mimicked real-world scenarios such as certain colour and storage combinations being unavailable, or prices updating dynamically when switching between subscription or pay-as-you-go plans.
Testing this with users gave us realistic feedback, which we iterated on until the flow felt intuitive and seamless.
We partnered with an external development agency to launch an MVP quickly, prioritising time to market. After release, we iterated through A/B testing to refine the experience and drive measurable improvements.
The success of this approach gave the UX team greater visibility and credibility with senior leadership and across the organisation.
Outcomes
220%
The first release brought about a huge uplift in sales (or 220% to be precise, if you didn't notice 😉). We continued to optimise further over time and it gave me clout in the organisation in order to bring about more investment and changes such as investing in modernising our technologies, hiring more designers, and changing ways of working.
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"Craig is responsible for ensuring our user experience is as fast and easy as possible. He was a major contributing factor in designing and implementing the updated purchase flow on tre.se, which contributed to +220% in sales, compared to the previous version. He constantly challenges everyone to deliver the best possible solution for our customers."