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LEVEL SHOES
Behavioral economics + customer experience = transformation
Our efforts were aimed at understanding the customer and the way he shops in the fast-paced retail environment to build a cutting edge experience around him.
3 months
of work
of work
A scope shaped around art and science of behavioral economics, that was used to understand customers' propensity to default or get caught by cognitive traps.
The research was backed up by store visits, touchpoints analysis and customer feedback review.
The research was backed up by store visits, touchpoints analysis and customer feedback review.
Two main
assets
assets
- Level Shoes
- Level Kids
- Level Kids
Behavioral economics
In our recommendations we have used cognitive biases that can impact the "Three kings of friction":
- Processes
- Environments
- Decisions
- Processes
- Environments
- Decisions
Main
deliverables
deliverables
- Journey Mapping
- UX Analysis
- Mystery Shopping
- Customer Research
- Behavioral Recommendations
- UX Analysis
- Mystery Shopping
- Customer Research
- Behavioral Recommendations
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Working with the team is a great pleasure and a stimulating experience. They always understand the business requirements and has proven to always deliver against the very high expectations I was setting.
Their passion for CX and drive towards research and innovation leads to unique and relevant methodologies that will for sure result in high quality findings. Finally, teams and stakeholders always enjoy interacting with them.
Their passion for CX and drive towards research and innovation leads to unique and relevant methodologies that will for sure result in high quality findings. Finally, teams and stakeholders always enjoy interacting with them.
Context, Approach & Methodology
Request from Level Shoes and its management was probably one of the most direct and intriguing as it included the behavioral understanding as a must.
Level Shoes is the world's largest shoe store located in one of the world's largest and most famous malls - The Dubai Mall, it belongs to Chalhoub Group, being one of its "own concepts".
Shopping in the Middle East is a fast-paced experience for all parties: the buyer, the consumer and the market which has to learn and evolve to become better. The ideas turnaround rate is high, and quick-to-respond companies are introducing better offers, better experiences and better services to respond to the expectations of the new customer.
Our efforts today are aimed at understanding the customer and the way he shops to build a cutting edge experience around him.
Shopping in the Middle East is a fast-paced experience for all parties: the buyer, the consumer and the market which has to learn and evolve to become better. The ideas turnaround rate is high, and quick-to-respond companies are introducing better offers, better experiences and better services to respond to the expectations of the new customer.
Our efforts today are aimed at understanding the customer and the way he shops to build a cutting edge experience around him.
To answer to those challenges and provide insights to Level Shoes' Management, we have run a research that helped us:
- Design Archetypes (of shoppers)
- Design Journey Maps
- Define Friction Points
- Create the new experience
In our framework, and during the journey mapping exercise we have used a new approach that helped us:
- Categorize touchpoints (F.I.S.E.™) by frequency, importance, satisfaction and effort.
- Define source of the friction (D.P.E.™) at the stage level: Decision, Process or Environment
- Provide behavioral recommendations that could help fix the gaps and ensure better customer experience
In the end we have crafted a plan of action that could be used to implement the recommendations.
- Design Archetypes (of shoppers)
- Design Journey Maps
- Define Friction Points
- Create the new experience
In our framework, and during the journey mapping exercise we have used a new approach that helped us:
- Categorize touchpoints (F.I.S.E.™) by frequency, importance, satisfaction and effort.
- Define source of the friction (D.P.E.™) at the stage level: Decision, Process or Environment
- Provide behavioral recommendations that could help fix the gaps and ensure better customer experience
In the end we have crafted a plan of action that could be used to implement the recommendations.
Results
What did we achieve?
- ArchetypesWe have come up with six Customer Archetypes, having connected their needs, drivers and triggers with the actual journey mapping.1
- Customer JourneysInfused by behavioral thinking, highlighting the FISE and DPE, as well as moving from macro level of stages into a touchpoint level.2
- Behavioral RecommendationsFirst in the Middle East to use behavioral in Journey Mapping and Customer Experience Design.3
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+971 (0) 4-325-10-47
+971 (0) 50-542-01-02
hello@renascence.io
+971 (0) 50-542-01-02
hello@renascence.io
601 Burj Al Salam, Trade Center, Dubai
601 Burj Al Salam,
Trade Center, Dubai
Trade Center, Dubai
+971 (0) 4-325-10-47
hello@renascence.io
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
hello@renascence.io
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
