Direct-to-consumer life insurance journey design and implementation

  • Insight: Customers don’t prioritise taking out life insurance and therefore aren’t always willing to invest time in the process.

  • Design challenge: How can we create a self-service journey for referred life insurance customers to understand their needs and circumstances prior to their advice meeting?

  • Idea: A supportive, engaging journey that guides users through simple to steps to provide their information, book an advice meeting and get prepared.

My role in this

I played a leading strategic role in the creation of this product, working closely with the Product Owner on the client-side, as well as the cross-functional squad at AKQA. This included:

  • Determining the overall purpose and role of the product

  • Rigorous customer and landscape research to determine the need and parallel experiences to draw upon

  • Broader ‘DVF’ testing to understand:

    • Desirability of users to interact with the product

    • Viability from a business perspective to inform prioritisation of features

    • Feasibility to implement features from a tech and operational perspective

  • Longer-term product roadmap development

  • Ongoing strategic product management and Agile management

  • The creation of promotional materials for the client to share and present the product to relevant stakeholders at industry conferences.

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