Inquiry Flow

Redesigned a critical booking flow, removing friction and streamlining steps to build renter trust and improve conversions.

Getmyboat

Company

Getmyboat

Company

Getmyboat

Company

Getmyboat

Company

Lead Product Designer, UX Researcher

Focus

Lead Product Designer, UX Researcher

Focus

Lead Product Designer, UX Researcher

Focus

Lead Product Designer, UX Researcher

Focus

Feb - Mar 2025

Timeline

Feb - Mar 2025

Timeline

Feb - Mar 2025

Timeline

Feb - Mar 2025

Timeline

Mob Web, iOS, Android

Platforms

Mob Web, iOS, Android

Platforms

Mob Web, iOS, Android

Platforms

Mob Web, iOS, Android

Platforms

The Problem

Nearly 40% of renters abandoned the 6-step inquiry flow, with the steepest drop-offs at the start and end. This created a confidence gap, added friction, and directly hurt conversion rates.

Goal

Redesign the inquiry flow to:

  • Reduce abandonment by removing unnecessary steps and friction points

  • Provide a faster, more intuitive experience across mobile and desktop

  • Build renter confidence and trust through clearer guidance

  • Boost completed trip inquiries and improve overall bookings

  • Strengthen conversion performance at a critical point in the renter journey

My Role

I served as Lead Product Designer and UX Researcher, responsible for:

  • Identifying friction points through Google Analytics and Clarity heat maps

  • Mapping user flows and spotting opportunities to streamline

  • Designing and prototyping new flows for mobile and desktop

  • Partnering with engineering and PM to validate and ship the redesign

Research Insight: Nearly 40% of renters abandoned the 6-step flow, with the steepest drop-offs at step 1 and the final step, revealing friction points that drove the redesign.

Process

I mapped the renter journey, prioritized a mobile-first redesign, collaborated closely with product and engineering for rapid iteration, and refined language clarity through internal reviews.

Research & Analysis

  • Used analytics and heat maps to pinpoint drop-off moments.

  • Conducted usability checks to understand hesitation points.

Ideation & Exploration

  • Sketched simplified flows with fewer decision points.

  • Refined messaging and copy to build trust and set expectations earlier.

Prototyping & Iteration

  • Built wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes for testing and feedback .

  • Ran validation rounds with product team and engineering to compare flows and adjust copy and microinteractions.

Design & Handoff

  • Delivered high-fidelity designs across mobile and desktop platforms.

  • Collaborated with engineering, product, and PM to ensure smooth rollout.

Results

  • Reduced the flow from 6 steps → 2 streamlined steps

  • Eliminated major friction points that drove abandonment

  • Early indicators suggest a strong lift in completed inquiries and renter confidence

  • Final metrics pending as post-launch data is being recovered and analyzed

Trip Cart Redesign

Reordered the UI hierarchy to surface essentials first (pricing, dates, duration, group size, captain option) and simplified cost breakdowns with clearer CTAs, reducing decision friction.

Streamlined Flow

Condensed the 6-step process into 2 simple steps: trip detail entry, followed by review and personalization, cutting complexity and drop-offs.

Actionable Confirmation

Added a success modal that not only confirms submission but prompts renters to explore similar listings, encouraging continued engagement.

Made in California

2025

Made in California

2025

Made in California

2025

Made in California

2025