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Discover Bill Payment Platform

Business Case, Concept Development, Research, Strategy, Systems Thinking, UI, UX

My Role: Creative, UX

Redesigning Discover’s Billing Experience: A $12M Project to Enhance User Clarity and Engagement

Overview

Discover’s billing experience was unclear and frequently triggered support calls. I led UX design to simplify billing statements, align with archetype-specific needs, and increase engagement across print and digital formats.

THE PROBLEM

Customers were confused by key billing details, leading to support calls and reduced trust

IMPACT

  • Secured $12M in funding to implement a redesigned system at scale

  • Reduced support calls by 20% through improved content clarity and hierarchy

  • Improved satisfaction scores and boosted adoption of paperless billing

  • Increased comprehension across archetypes by aligning UX to user intent

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Simplified billing layout to prioritize key info at a glance

  • Introduced archetype-based personalization to address varied user needs

  • Led UX across web, mobile, and print formats

  • Aligned content and design with legal, research, and engineering teams

quickview modular, scalable design system

Personalized statements for each archetype

Personalized statements for each archetype

Giving the power to every customer, personalized statements give customers the knowledge to pay off their bill and in turn will allow them to buy more. Through research and discovery, we learned a number of ways to design information that wouldn’t confuse customers. We explored building out content through a series of patterns and components, giving customers high level information.

Evolved statement with data viz

Evolved statement with data viz

The audience is able to quickly see complex information in a short amount of time to be able to make better informed decisions.

The benefit of a doughnut charts message “part-to-whole relationship” is obvious and the shape is familiar.

Quick View of Old vs. New Statement

Quick View of Old vs. New Statement

Simple and Concise
Prioritizing content, creating a visual hierarchy and establishing a clear structure helps minimize confusion.

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