label editor
Label editor for Lightspeed R-Series retail merchants
context
Retail merchants complain about dated looking labels and the lack of ability to adjust and customize labels to suit their businesses. Lightspeed offered some labels by default, but there is no ability to preview these labels before printing or to customize them. The only way of changing these labels was by way of editing lines of code, causing a lot of frustration for merchants and many calls to customer service.
the goal
To offer merchants the possibility of easily printing labels that suit their products and their business.
How will we know if we succeeded? By reducing the number of Zendesk tickets related to adjusting label layout by over 50%.
the team
Product Manager
2 Full stack developers
1 Front end developer
Quality tester
Content writer
Product designer (me)
My contribution
weekly co-creation sessions
The most enjoyable aspect of this project for me was how we could arrive at the best solution together - the first iterations by both design and by developement were really poor compared to what we arrived at when collaborating. We did this by creating a safe space to share and collaborate, meeting every week with the PM and the Tech Lead to align on requirements, and with the full team to review designs and iterate on them together. Customer support was instrumental in helping us get user feedback during internal and Beta testing.
A visual editor that would let merchants preview templates of their labels, and choose one to customize.
results
Customer calls related to adjusting label layout reduced by over 50%.
feature adoption
For feature adoption, we announced the feature on Intercom and our monthly newsletter. Also by tagging the feature with a small “new” tag on the Settings section.