Telco company
2023
Optimised TV box onboarding experience to cut support calls
Problem area
Uncertainty in user navigation and installation of redesigned TV box and remote
Before the release of a new TV box and remote, I led mixed-methods research to validate the user experience across three key areas: assessing remote navigation ease given design changes, evaluating user perception of the installation process, and gauging overall design comprehension.
This case study aimed to reduce post-launch support call volume by 25-30% by proactively addressing usability issues through better onboarding and design clarity, freeing support teams for higher-value interactions.
Design goals
What I aimed to achieve
Design decision 01
Remote and UI Onboarding Flow
An interactive onboarding experience that triggers when customers first power on the TV box, guiding them through the new remote layout and highlighting frequently used buttons like fast forward and TV guide. This introduction also familiarised users with UI changes, including the updated record icon, improved TV guide text size, and clarified i-button functionality to display show information.
Design decision 02
Enhanced USB Cable Visibility
Added a clear, prominent sticker to the new USB cable that explicitly instructs customers to use it instead of their previous TV box cable. This simple but effective visual cue ensures the cable is immediately recognisable during unboxing and installation, reducing confusion and missed setup steps.
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