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March was a month where several ideas started turning into more solid and scalable solutions. We improved key journeys like services and configurators, while continuing to automate internal work and reduce manual effort. We’re only showing a part of what was done to keep things focused. More updates — especially around AI image generation — are coming soon.
Designed a new email experience for the NSS survey aimed at improving customer response rates. The new template replaces the previous formal approach with a more human and direct message that references the customer’s recent purchase and clearly explains the value of their feedback. The redesign also simplifies the layout and brings the main satisfaction question directly into the email, making it quicker and easier for customers to share their experience.
Implemented a dedicated landing page to support large-format deliveries, giving an external form a clearer Worten look and feel and making it easier to use in practice. The solution also captures order details directly from the URL and pre-fills the form automatically, reducing manual work and helping the delivery team move faster.
Implemented a new smart banner to promote the Worten App across key areas of the site, based on the UX team’s design. The banner appears as a persistent floater at the bottom of the screen, remaining visible during scroll while keeping the browsing experience unobtrusive. The implementation includes session-based visibility, dismiss functionality, and event tracking to measure interactions with the banner.
Starting without clear requirements often leads to rework. A slower start saves time later.
Finishing the feature is not the end. Events and measurement should be part of the work from the start.
Fewer, more targeted initiatives lead to stronger execution and higher ownership.
The growing ecosystem of AI tools is reshaping how we prototype, automate and deliver faster.
We are replacing the current GraphQL API that powers simulators and dynamic pages with the new A3 API. With more than 100 dependencies, this is a critical migration to ensure continuity and stability, avoiding any disruption once the current API is deprecated.
We are preparing a new Services homepage, with a complete rethink of layout, structure and user flow. At the center of the experience is a new search approach designed to help users describe their needs more naturally — aiming to reduce friction and set a new benchmark compared to competitors.