Transforming the motor insurance user journey

From the very beginning of our relationship with Confused.com, we worked closely with the team to iterate designs and ensure our final output was fully optimised and inspiring.

1. We interviewed stakeholders and led interactive sketching sessions with various Confused.com teams to gather business requirements and ideas for the redesign.

2. This gave us a wealth of design ideas and features which we rapidly condensed into six sketched design concepts – three for the results page and another three for the form quote process.

3. We carried out user testing on our sketched prototypes, as well as the existing Confused.com website, observing users interacting with the first iteration of our designs in real time.

4. We reviewed the issues we uncovered in a collaborative two-day workshop.

5. We then went on to build four design prototypes, all with mobile and desktop versions. Each prototype had a different approach to the user journey and a distinct visual style, so we could test things like grid layouts, ways of displaying information, and how best to filter results.

6. Finally, we carried out a comprehensive round of user testing on the four options and then selected the best concepts and features based on the findings. We built a final prototype to hand over to Confused.com, ready for one final round of user testing.

Our final design concept completely overhauled the Confused.com motor insurance user journey. It's delightful-to-use – from the application form right through to results page – and has a stunning, on-brand visual design to match.

It's also massively increased user efficiency. Our design has reduced the number of clicks through the quote process by an average of 50% for the average user.