4. Landing page test
Views = 3,140
TOTAL GIFTS = 254 (x1.6)
OVERALL CONVERSION = 8.1%
TOTAL VALUE (Yr1) = £13,296 (x2.2)
TOTAL LTV = £50,094 (x3.7)
A page
Original
B page
New
A test (original)
Views = 3,140
TOTAL GIFTS = 155
OVERALL CONVERSION = 4.9%
TOTAL VALUE (Yr1) = £6,000
TOTAL LTV = £13,452
12. What looks like 1 field
is actually multiple
fields for the card
information but uses
input masks to make
interaction easier on
small screens
Step 2 – user enters card expiry
• When the user gets to the end of their card
number they automatically move to the expiry
date field and continue
Step 3 – user enters card CVV and postal code
• Following the expiry date the user enters their
CVV
• The user finishes with their postal code or this
can be moved to another section with their
name and full address
Step 1 – user enters card
number
• As the card number is
being entered the small
icon changes to match
their card type
13.
14. Paying for bills, products and services in the UK will be made an awful lot easier
in 2014 when a new mobile payments service, based around phone numbers, is
launched by the Payments Council with the support of eight major financial
institutions.
The new service, which the council claims will be as simple as sending a text
message, will allow users to make secure payments without typing in their sort
code and account number. Instead, the user’s mobile phone number will be
used as a proxy, replacing all of the various account details that have been
stored on their device beforehand.
Eight major financial institutions; Barclays, Cumberland Building Society,
Danske Bank, HSBC Bank plc, Lloyds Banking Group plc, Metro Bank plc,
Royal Bank of Scotland plc and Santander UK plc, have confirmed that they will
use the scheme when it launches in spring 2014. Together, these banks
represent 90 percent of UK current accounts, bolstering its chances of being
picked up and used by the wider public.
16. Some issues …
1. Cut down mobile wesite
2. CSS for mobile
3. We need an app!
4. Responsive design
5. or perhaps the site is fine
as it is, after all you can zoom…