— WHAT I DID
Research & findings report
Strategy & positioning
User journeys & testing
IA & content hierarchies
Wireframes
Content development
Email campaign
— TOOLS
Figma
Google Docs
Google Optimize
User Interviews
— FOR HOW LONG
9 months
fimc
I was first introduced to FIMC because the supplemental benefits provider was seeking a copywriter for an email campaign that would lead users to a site for their new products. From that small project, a long-term partnership grew in which the FIMC marketing team, the legal team, our UX designer, and I worked to evolve the site’s overall experience. With products that may be unfamiliar to consumers (they’re not quite insurance, but not quite not insurance) we collaborated on nailing down the position of our messaging and how we wanted to communicate product information.
The content hierarchies turned into a page template that we applied to all 3 FIMC Hero product pages. Using insights from our user testing process, we focused on conveying benefit-oriented messaging in bite-sized pieces. That way, potential customers can immediately learn about the specific value that Home, Pet, or Auto Hero could bring to their lives while quickly scrolling.
Through relatable scenarios, discount diagrams, insightful statistics, and more, FIMC’s new site does a much better job at building credibility and explaining the worth of shelling out for supplemental benefits.
Speaking with users about what works and what doesn’t gave us plenty of research-backed ideas on how to improve the site’s overall experience. We pitched 3 new strategic approaches for the product pages, each including an array of quick wins & long-term solutions influenced by our testing. From there, we created content hierarchies and wireframes that filled in the gaps of what FIMC was missing.