Before introducing the Membership UI, EnthuZiastic’s sales team had to manually convince users to purchase individual courses and apply discounts or offers. This process was time-consuming, inconsistent, and heavily dependent on sales bandwidth. It also made it difficult to scale or offer personalized deals. As a result, user experience was fragmented and conversion rates varied significantly.
I followed a user-centered design thinking process, focusing on understanding users’ pain points and business needs. My goal was to create a solution that balanced usability, business value, and technical feasibility through continuous feedback loops and iteration.
1. Identify Business Pain Points & Sales Friction: I began by collaborating with the sales, operations, and marketing teams to uncover key challenges in the current system:
2. UX Research: With internal insights and competitor analysis, I uncovered key user and business needs.
3. Defining UX Goals (Set Clear Objective): My aim was to create a seamless, self-serve membership experience that supports both user confidence and business growth.
4. Design & Iteration: I developed wireframes and designed a clean, engaging interface which is aligned with brand guidelines. Created interactive prototypes, refining designs based on continuous feedback using Figma.
5. Handoff & Implementation Support: I delivered developer-ready specifications. ,With business input and competitor research, I established a clear strategy:
EnthuZiastic Annual Membership UI I designed a clean, conversion-focused to clearly present 3 tiered membership options: