Size dropdown redesign

︎︎︎ 2023
︎︎︎ UX/UI
︎︎︎ Mobile/Desktop
Improving friction points in the R.M. Williams product page* through Experimentation Design practices. I created a design variation ready for A/B testing, while focussing on the size dropdown section.
Users were unable to intuitively scan and understand if their size is available. The goal is to easily identify and choose a size that is right for them.
Current state
The size dropdown section
Mobile

Desktop

The user flow
1. Dropdown
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2. Expanded
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3. Extra sizes
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Improved version
Key changes
Altering the content hierarchy for a clearer user flow
- Moved the “Men’s” subheader to the top
- Moved the “do you need help with sizing?” element next to the size guide
Changing the interface to be more clear and accessible
- Changed radio buttons to button groups
- Removed R.M. Williams sizing as it is not a universal sizing metric
- Lightened and crossed out unavailable sizes to make it more obvious
- Changed “show all sizes” copy to “show more sizes”
Reducing the steps the user needs to take to select a size
- Removing the dropdown and displaying content up front
- Pre-selected shoe size and width for a quicker selection process
Current state
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Improved version
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* Referring to their website in its current state from 2022. This was a self directed project and not implemented by the client.