PROBLEM STATEMENT
A large number of users were bouncing from the cardio product listing pages, and we needed to increase conversion while reducing drop-offs.
Note for the reader
Had a quick turn around time for this project which meant minimal tech intervention
Spoke to our stakeholders and listened to the calls made by the telesales team.
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PLP Redesign
Older users buying cardio equipment were often purchasing for the entire household. Because of the higher price point, the decision felt critical and overwhelming. Instead of browsing through dozens of similar options on Amazon, they wanted a simpler way to find the right product.
the challenge!
the approach
Highlighted key features upfront (speed, incline, price).
Enabled easy side-by-side comparison between treadmills.
Simplified the interface so the experience felt more like expert guidance than overwhelming choice.
Competitors were using features like
compare, telesales, chat bot to solve the problem.

we wanted to roll out something simpler faster, so we decided to change how the listing pages looked




Collaborated with the category team to identify which features mattered most to consumers.
Mapped this against the backend data available for each SKU.
Designed a consistent set of feature icons (e.g., speed, incline, cushioning) to highlight key decision-making attributes upfront.


we changed the filters and created an icon library, also highlighted the bestselling sku's in the plp.

Rolled out redesigned Cardio PLP to 50% of users (treatment group).
Compared funnel metrics vs control group.
~55%
Conversion (PLP → Purchase): ↑
5.71% → 6.85%
Add-to-Cart Rate
1.39% → 1.65%
Checkout Initiated: ↑
To follow suit we also experimented with a buying guide for peroformance shoes but it was a failed experiment and we reverted to our existing experience.
Just goes to say users dont have a similar thought process when shopping for shoes, aethetics are often more important




Here's a snippet



