Converse

Strategy and UX Optimizations

Enhanced the purchasing experience by delivering key information and reinforcing brand connection. Focused on aligning with updated design systems while driving engagement, encouraging self-service, and supporting the customer journey beyond checkout.

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Overview

To drive purchase and post-purchase satisfaction and repeat engagement, Converse partnered with us to refine key transactional experiences at a global scale. We collaborated across teams to unify strategy and execution on everything from urgency-driven overlays to confirmation flows, all grounded in user behavior, competitive analysis, and platform capabilities.

Core Team

Kate Mook | Design Lead

Geordie Mcllelland | Chief of Strategy

SMES

Katie Miller | Global UX Design

Queenie Wu | Global UX Design

Liz Laws | Global UX Strategy

Jono Herrington | Tech

Isaac Skelton | VOC

Allie Koo | Content Square

Jess Sloan | NA Business Partner

Eugene Innocent | NA CS Business Partner

Justin Maassen | WE Business Partner

Andrew Allison | WE CS Business Partner

Vi Cooper | Digital Copy

Cait Devore | Global Digital Creative Ops

Bob Black | CDS Partner

Stakeholders

Kate Smith | Product Leadership

Katie Fitzpatrick | Tech Leadership

Emily Holland | NA Business Leadership

Nick Binder | NA CRM Leadership

Giulia Sansone | WE CRM Leadership

Shannan Coghill | Global UX Leadership

Dan Ronner-Bland | Executive Sponsor

Research and planning

Competitive comparative

We began with a comprehensive audit of Converse’s existing checkout and confirmation experiences, then benchmarked against competitors and industry leaders. Using qualitative and quantitative data, we uncovered opportunities to streamline the flow, eliminate friction, and turn order completion into a branded moment of satisfaction. Our team worked closely with global and regional stakeholders to align on priorities, identify reusable system components, and ensure adaptability across markets.

Design Execution

Checkout & Cart Optimization

Working within updated platform patterns, we refined the cart and checkout experience to support clarity, trust, and ease of use. Information hierarchy was carefully structured to surface what matters most, while new logic supported regional variation and scalability across NA and WE. Pricing strategies, promo logic, and account creation flows were evaluated and improved in parallel.

Post-Purchase Redesign

We rethought the order confirmation page to better reflect the emotional and functional needs of the moment—transforming it from a basic receipt into a confident summary of the purchase. Clear visuals, helpful order details, and celebratory content helped reinforce the customer’s excitement while reducing confusion or post-purchase anxiety.

Support Systems & Sizing Strategy

In addition to transactional pages, we redesigned Converse’s site-wide FAQ system and sizing guide. These updates were informed by usability testing and VOC feedback, helping customers find answers faster and choose products with more confidence. These tools now work harder as part of the broader experience—reducing support burden and improving conversion.

Converse

Strategy and UX Optimizations

Enhanced the purchasing experience by delivering key information and reinforcing brand connection. Focused on aligning with updated design systems while driving engagement, encouraging self-service, and supporting the customer journey beyond checkout.

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Overview

To drive purchase and post-purchase satisfaction and repeat engagement, Converse partnered with us to refine key transactional experiences at a global scale. We collaborated across teams to unify strategy and execution on everything from urgency-driven overlays to confirmation flows, all grounded in user behavior, competitive analysis, and platform capabilities.

Core Team

Kate Mook | Design Lead

Geordie Mcllelland | Chief of Strategy

SMES

Katie Miller | Global UX Design

Queenie Wu | Global UX Design

Liz Laws | Global UX Strategy

Jono Herrington | Tech

Isaac Skelton | VOC

Allie Koo | Content Square

Jess Sloan | NA Business Partner

Eugene Innocent | NA CS Business Partner

Justin Maassen | WE Business Partner

Andrew Allison | WE CS Business Partner

Vi Cooper | Digital Copy

Cait Devore | Global Digital Creative Ops

Bob Black | CDS Partner

Stakeholders

Kate Smith | Product Leadership

Katie Fitzpatrick | Tech Leadership

Emily Holland | NA Business Leadership

Nick Binder | NA CRM Leadership

Giulia Sansone | WE CRM Leadership

Shannan Coghill | Global UX Leadership

Dan Ronner-Bland | Executive Sponsor

Research and planning

Competitive comparative

We began with a comprehensive audit of Converse’s existing checkout and confirmation experiences, then benchmarked against competitors and industry leaders. Using qualitative and quantitative data, we uncovered opportunities to streamline the flow, eliminate friction, and turn order completion into a branded moment of satisfaction. Our team worked closely with global and regional stakeholders to align on priorities, identify reusable system components, and ensure adaptability across markets.

Design Execution

Checkout & Cart Optimization

Working within updated platform patterns, we refined the cart and checkout experience to support clarity, trust, and ease of use. Information hierarchy was carefully structured to surface what matters most, while new logic supported regional variation and scalability across NA and WE. Pricing strategies, promo logic, and account creation flows were evaluated and improved in parallel.

Post-Purchase Redesign

We rethought the order confirmation page to better reflect the emotional and functional needs of the moment—transforming it from a basic receipt into a confident summary of the purchase. Clear visuals, helpful order details, and celebratory content helped reinforce the customer’s excitement while reducing confusion or post-purchase anxiety.

Support Systems & Sizing Strategy

In addition to transactional pages, we redesigned Converse’s site-wide FAQ system and sizing guide. These updates were informed by usability testing and VOC feedback, helping customers find answers faster and choose products with more confidence. These tools now work harder as part of the broader experience—reducing support burden and improving conversion.

Converse

Strategy and UX Optimizations

Enhanced the purchasing experience by delivering key information and reinforcing brand connection. Focused on aligning with updated design systems while driving engagement, encouraging self-service, and supporting the customer journey beyond checkout.

Go Back

Overview

To drive purchase and post-purchase satisfaction and repeat engagement, Converse partnered with us to refine key transactional experiences at a global scale. We collaborated across teams to unify strategy and execution on everything from urgency-driven overlays to confirmation flows, all grounded in user behavior, competitive analysis, and platform capabilities.

Core Team

Kate Mook | Design Lead

Geordie Mcllelland | Chief of Strategy

SMES

Katie Miller | Global UX Design

Queenie Wu | Global UX Design

Liz Laws | Global UX Strategy

Jono Herrington | Tech

Isaac Skelton | VOC

Allie Koo | Content Square

Jess Sloan | NA Business Partner

Eugene Innocent | NA CS Business Partner

Justin Maassen | WE Business Partner

Andrew Allison | WE CS Business Partner

Vi Cooper | Digital Copy

Cait Devore | Global Digital Creative Ops

Bob Black | CDS Partner

Stakeholders

Kate Smith | Product Leadership

Katie Fitzpatrick | Tech Leadership

Emily Holland | NA Business Leadership

Nick Binder | NA CRM Leadership

Giulia Sansone | WE CRM Leadership

Shannan Coghill | Global UX Leadership

Dan Ronner-Bland | Executive Sponsor

Research and planning

Competitive comparative

We began with a comprehensive audit of Converse’s existing checkout and confirmation experiences, then benchmarked against competitors and industry leaders. Using qualitative and quantitative data, we uncovered opportunities to streamline the flow, eliminate friction, and turn order completion into a branded moment of satisfaction. Our team worked closely with global and regional stakeholders to align on priorities, identify reusable system components, and ensure adaptability across markets.

Design Execution

Checkout & Cart Optimization

Working within updated platform patterns, we refined the cart and checkout experience to support clarity, trust, and ease of use. Information hierarchy was carefully structured to surface what matters most, while new logic supported regional variation and scalability across NA and WE. Pricing strategies, promo logic, and account creation flows were evaluated and improved in parallel.

Post-Purchase Redesign

We rethought the order confirmation page to better reflect the emotional and functional needs of the moment—transforming it from a basic receipt into a confident summary of the purchase. Clear visuals, helpful order details, and celebratory content helped reinforce the customer’s excitement while reducing confusion or post-purchase anxiety.

Support Systems & Sizing Strategy

In addition to transactional pages, we redesigned Converse’s site-wide FAQ system and sizing guide. These updates were informed by usability testing and VOC feedback, helping customers find answers faster and choose products with more confidence. These tools now work harder as part of the broader experience—reducing support burden and improving conversion.