Improved the user experience to encourage box purchases, increasing average purchase price.
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WOOJOO is a B2B E-commerce platform that primarily sells a variety of imported food ingredients, including cheese and pasta. Its primary customers are restaurants and schools that require bulk purchases.
In this project, I improved the user experience to encourage box purchases, increasing average purchase price.
How can we increase the average price per guest?
| Stage | Access to the site | My previous orders | Product detail page | Shopping cart | Purchase |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actions | Browse main page | Open product page | Select quantity | Final check product lists | Final check pre-entered shipping details |
| Interested in main banner | Click 'Add to Cart' | Select payment method | |||
| Scroll down to get info | Complete purchase | ||||
| Feelings | 😍 | ||||
| 😐 | 😐 | ||||
| 😟 | 😟 | ||||
| Pain Points | No regular updates. No need to browse bottom page | Don't remember when I bought what | Back and forth to add other products | Complicate to edit orders | If user want to change the payment method, they need to fill out new information |
| No chance to view other product pages | |||||
| Opportunities | Make a regular update to vitalize the site | View order details on hover | Add a section to exposure other products | Make it editable in shopping cart page | Remember the information of each payment method |
Current users often reorder from their past orders. But this makes it harder for them to see bulk or other products, which lowers chances for discovery and extra sales.

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Kurly

Walgreens
We saw page exposure for some product categories increase by up to 2.7x, the number of carts added increased by over 55%, and the number of actual purchases also increased.
This positive outcome not only increased product exposure but also drove customer interest and purchasing behavior.
x 2.7↑
As exposure increased, the number of actual orders also increased, resulting in a positive purchase conversion effect.
55%↑
The increase in shopping cart additions indicates that customers are more interested in the product than before. This suggests that the boxed product information banner has had a positive effect in attracting customers' attention.