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E-commerce · Pet Supplies

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E-commerce · Pet Supplies

Happy
Doggo

Turning a high-intent pet brand into a faster, simpler storefront - cutting checkout friction, speeding up pages, and lifting conversion without a full rebuild.

Role
Product & Project Lead
Platform
Web storefront
Scope
Funnel, checkout, performance
Outcome
+40% conversion

+40%

Conversion lift across the storefront

Funnel-wide measurement

-25%

Cart abandonment after checkout simplification

Checkout funnel

+35%

Monthly revenue growth post-launch

Business impact

01

The problem they were living with

Demand was clear, but the purchase flow carried too much friction. Customers browsed but abandoned carts at high rates.

Checkout had too many steps and too many decisions. The homepage was cluttered, making product discovery harder than it needed to be.

Slow page performance compounded everything - every extra second cost orders.

  • ✕High cart abandonment despite strong intent and traffic
  • ✕Multi-step checkout with redundant fields and unclear shipping
  • ✕Slow page loads dragging down conversion and SEO
  • ✕Cluttered homepage burying bestsellers and category entry points
  • ✕No clear path from category to product for new visitors
  • ✕Limited visibility into where customers were actually dropping off
02

The vision: one platform, every stakeholder

Treat this as a conversion problem first - not a redesign. Use funnel data, customer feedback, and competitor benchmarks to drive a focused set of changes that move the numbers without unnecessary complexity.

Streamlined checkout

Fewer steps, fewer fields, clearer shipping

Performance pass

Faster page loads across home, PLP, PDP

Homepage refresh

Cleaner layout focused on bestsellers

Discovery & navigation

Clearer paths from category to product

Funnel instrumentation

Visibility into drop-offs at every step

Trust & social proof

Reviews and reassurance closer to CTAs

Cart UX

Faster add-to-cart and clearer line totals

Post-purchase comms

Tighter confirmation and shipping updates

03

How I worked

01

Discover

Reviewed funnel analytics to pinpoint drop-offs across browsing, cart, and checkout.

02

Prioritize

Used interviews and competitor research to map friction. Sequenced wins by impact, not effort.

03

Deliver

Coordinated design, dev, and QA on focused checkout, performance, and layout updates.

04

Instrument

Measured conversion, abandonment, and load time - and let the data drive the next sprint.

04

What we shipped, and what it changed

Conversion

Lifted conversion 40% across the storefront after checkout and performance changes shipped together.

Funnel impact

Checkout

Cut cart abandonment 25% by simplifying checkout steps and clarifying shipping early.

UX improvement

Revenue

Drove a 35% increase in monthly revenue without changing acquisition spend.

Business impact

Performance

Page-speed improvements made the storefront feel noticeably faster across home, PLP, and PDP.

Performance

Discovery

Cleaner homepage and navigation made bestsellers and key categories easier to reach.

Discovery

Operations

Funnel instrumentation gave the team a shared view of where customers actually dropped off.

Visibility
05

Where I'd take it next

Conversion was the unlock. The next layer is personalization - using browsing and purchase signals to make every visit feel built for that customer.

Personalized product feeds

Surface bestsellers and reorder candidates based on past behavior and pet profile.

Subscription & autoship

Recurring orders for food and consumables to lift LTV and reduce repeat-purchase friction.

Smarter cart recovery

Triggered nudges based on funnel stage, not just generic abandonment emails.

Reviews-driven merchandising

Use review signals to merchandise PLPs and PDPs more honestly and effectively.

Want to talk product?

Open to PM roles, advisory work, and AI-driven collaborations.