eServices

All services in one place

Company

Signet Jewelers

Role

Product Designer

Timeline

Mar 2024 - Jul 2024

Team

UX Researcher
UX Copywriter
Dev Lead
2 PMs

Company

Signet Jewelers

Role

Product Designer

Timeline

Mar 2024 - Jul 2024

Team

UX Researcher
UX Copywriter
Dev Lead
2 PMs

eServices landing page
Context

Stores are the key generators of services revenue 📈

Services covered things like jewelry and watch repairs, appraisals, engravings, trade-ins, and custom design. Custom Design Services was seen as a $700 million opportunity, contributing to revenue and brand loyalty. Store associates used the eRepair iPad app to process customer service requests.
Problem

Too many scattered tools

As service offerings expanded, store associates had to juggle a variety of printed materials, digital tools, and workarounds to fulfill customer service requests. Signet offered many services, especially for custom design, but store associates often weren’t aware of all of them or knew when to offer them. This led to low selling confidence and missed sales.

Solution

eRepair → eServices: a home for all services

Store associates can spend more time helping customers Celebrate Life and Express Love rather than fumbling with the tools.

Design

Less is more

Our UX researcher ran a sorting exercise to figure out what kind of categorizing made the most sense to store associates.

The concept of all service tools in one place was exciting, but too many options was overwhelming and frustrating. Intuitive categorizing and navigation decreased reliance on workarounds.

Listening to Users—Twice

I initially designed the blueberry variant based on user needs, and it tested very well with store associates. However, it didn’t align with the stakeholders’ vision so I explored two alternative options. After another round of usability testing, the blueberry variant came out on top again. Backed by research insights, I gained stakeholder buy-in and proceeded with the original design.

No hiding, only seeking

Guidance to selecting the appropriate service tool is important. I needed to find the right balance—show enough so everything’s visible, but not so much that it feels like too much.

The tabs make it easy to see everything at a glance, and the accordions keep the content from feeling overwhelming while still being easy to browse.

Intentional content for store associates and customers

Store associates would use the iPad with customers to walk them through the options. I collaborated with our copywriter to come up with tone and copy that was professional but still easy for anyone to understand.

A picture is worth a thousand words

Imagery is key—customers have a hard time picturing what our custom services include. I included carousel design of examples with captions to explain the process clearly.

Final designs of key pages

Logo

Join the family

Along with the new app name, we needed a new logo. I workshopped a new logo for eServices, making it cohesive with the other retail app logos.

Result

MVP was piloted in October 2024 in 12 test stores 

“It [eServices] would be especially beneficial to inexperienced or seasonal JCs to know what services are available and to be able to more easily process them.”
— Store Associate

39.4% gross margin

Services grew by 4.9%. While services make up under 5% of total sales, they have significantly higher margins than merchandise.

Net Promoter Score +18

With faster service turnaround times and increased repair customer satisfaction ratings, the NPS went up 18 points since FY2020.