A focused search fly-out
Hypothesis
Removing secondary elements from search reduces cognitive load and helps customers stay focused.


A structured optimization program using research, behavioral evidence, A/B testing and personalization to improve customer experience and commercial performance.
The program broke the funnel into distinct customer goals and measured the signals that predicted progression at each stage. My role connected strategy with execution: shaping hypotheses, aligning teams, prioritizing the roadmap and ensuring validated improvements moved into the product.
The program broke the funnel into distinct customer goals and measured the signals that predicted progression at each stage. Page-level indicators guided decisions while transactions and revenue remained the commercial guardrails.
My role connected strategy with execution: shaping hypotheses, aligning teams, prioritizing the roadmap and ensuring validated improvements moved into the product.
Optimize each step for the decision the customer needs to make—then measure how those improvements compound across the funnel.
The same decision framework was adapted to different customer needs—from discovery to post-purchase engagement.
Removing secondary elements from search reduces cognitive load and helps customers stay focused.


Relevant refinement terms reduce search abandonment and help customers explore useful alternatives.

A desktop image grid helps customers evaluate products faster and reduces PDP bounce.


Showing when an item is selling quickly introduces relevant scarcity and increases add-to-cart behavior.

Showing essential fields first makes checkout feel simpler and reduces abandonment.

Relevant recommendations create a new discovery surface and increase downstream conversion.

Personalized footwear size recommendations reduce uncertainty, lift conversion and lower returns.

Customer feedback and stakeholder interviews exposed navigation problems and missing functionality. The redesigned information architecture aligned customer expectations with business priorities.

