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Humana Cobranded
Case Study

Project overview
The problem:
Members were not being educated regarding various products offered and were abandoning the journey midway
The goal:
Orienting to the product and educating the member regarding the steps to move them 1 step closer into the acquisition funnel
My role:
UX Designer
Responsibilities:
Designing in Sketch, Prototyping in Invision, Conducting workshops, redirect timeline for the project, developer handoff
Understanding the user
Glassbox Research to come up with the following pain points:
- Members was not being oriented to the product
- Members were clicking on the benefits (non clickable items) which looked like clickable items
- Members were clicking on the footer to get more info about how to complete the process
- When members navigated away from the page, coming back to the page was difficult
- Most members abandoned their journey during the log on phase
Understanding the product & business needs
I tried to understand what products were being featured and what the goal of the page was to help us guide the structure of the page. This new structure of the page needed to address the needs of USAA and Humana for the page intent.
Bringing the whole team together

I created a timeline for the page with deadlines for major phases planned out. Understanding the timeline & making sure all teams (design, content, SEO, devs, review teams, marketing & business partners) align to the deadlines was important to this project.

User Pool

User testing to see if current pain points have been addressed Conduct further Glassbox research to see if new pain points occur during the user journey Test the impact of the page redesign on revenue by collaborating with business partners Identify on any additional areas of need and ideate on any new features
Ideation & Refining the design
Sharing out our designs with the design team during 2 rounds of feedback gave the valuable input needed to refine our design and address the pain points we had addressed during our work sessions and give a fresh perspective to our work.


Problem Statement
Members were not being educated regarding various products offered and were abandoning the journey midway
Design Phase
The design phase began with dribbling in Sketch and pulling up components from our design library. Testing of multiple components allowed me to push out boundaries and come up with the best strategies for addressing user pain points.

Final Outcome


Brand guidelines

Brand guidelines had to be followed during the redesign of this Humana Cobranded page as a defined resource that could be used to represent the brands (USAA & Humana) and communicate with our members. Following USAA & Humana guidelines for the color, fonts & aligning with marketing was important to define the scope, style, visual direction, and tone of voice prior to starting our project. It was also a reference point to help us craft the end-product we’ve envisioned.
Dev handoff

I want to make sure I do my part in making the the developer handoff simple and easy and I took the following steps to ensure a smooth process.
- Improved Designer-Developer Communication
- Used a Design System
- Got Developers Involved Early
- Provided Design Files and All Necessary Assets (current
Invision Screens / Links to components, high fidelity
desktop, mobile and accessibility markups, acceptance
criteria, tools & resources and contacts to all team
members) - Had a Handoff Meeting
Next steps
- User testing to see if current pain points have been addressed
- Conduct further Glassbox research to see if new pain points occur during the user
journey - Test the impact of the page redesign on revenue by collaborating with business
partners - Identify on any additional areas of need and ideate on any new features
What I learned