[Case 02]
Adaptating a desktop-based design to a mobile design with UX advisory and user's inputs and insights.
Logistics
3.4% increase in conversion rate and 55% increase in monthly Mobile Page Views.
Adaptating a desktop-based design to a mobile design with UX advisory and user's inputs and insights.
[Project Overview]
KLog, seeking to digitalize their business, requested the adaptation of the current Cargo Book & Pay, designed for a desktop device, to its mobile version, thinking of an agile digital Book&Pay solution, due to the increasing demand of their customers to have a mobile solution to this operation.
[Problem Statement]
The company identified the need of their customers to have a mobile solution for their book and pay operations, because the current solution wouldn’t meet expectations on their phones.
[Industry]
Logistics
[My Role]
UX & Lead Designer
[Platforms]
Webmobile
[Timeline]
2022
[Persona]

Freight Forwarders LATAM
Freight Forwarding Manager
Manages freight operations across Latin America, coordinating ocean, air, and land shipments. Packed days with booking and tracking shipments, resolving delays, managing paperwork, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Tech-savvy but constrained by outdated systems and slow digital adoption in the region.
Age: --
Location: LATAM
Tech Proficiency: Moderate
Gender: All
[Goal]
Ensure on-time delivery and supply chain visibility for clients.
Gain a real-time view of shipment status, exceptions, and documents.
Improve operational efficiency by reducing manual tasks and duplicated efforts.
[Frustrations]
Too many manual processes, especially for quoting, booking, and documentation.
Poor visibility over cargo once it leaves the origin port.
Frequent customs delays due to missing or incorrect documents.
[Process]
[Outcome]
3.4% increase in conversion rate.
55% increase in monthly Mobile Page Views.
85% of user satisfaction measured with the System Usability Scale (SUS) method.
[Key Learnings]