Decathlon App

//2021

//MOBILE APP

ROLE:

/Senior UX

METHODS:

/Shadowing

/Jobs to be Done

/Inf Architecture

/Design System

How we use Jobs to be Done to improve our delivery impact, growth over market and launch the app.

OUTCOMES:

/+1M Downloads

/+14% Online Shopping

+ 1600 Stores+ 60 countries+ 65 sports+ 60 brands+ 45 years in the market+ 100.000 employees

team:

/senior ux

/2 iOS dev

/2 Android dev

/1 PM

01・challenge

/translate the in-store experience to a mobile native app

02・ux process

//shadowing in store

discover customers interests and navigation

//jtbd Development oriented

focus on jobs to be done to aim in assertive experiences

//fail fast

iteration over long delivery

//shadowing

method:

following the customers on 3 different stores to understand how they engage the in-store experience and line of decision

_key finding

+++

sports navigation:

customers highlighted how nice was to walk into sport specific corridors

_key finding

++

level specific item:

sports items were defined by level of partitioners.

_key finding

+

over details on products:

was easier to decide when the products has more information

//jobs dev oriented team

method:

every product decision started from a discussion of “what is the main job and desire for the user?”

_jtbd

"

as a new player, I want to decide the right item for my level, so I can save money and have a right equipment.

mobile experience

//info architecture

_usernav

_designsystem

//user interface

The engine

The entire app was builded to use Linx and VTEX as main API's. So design (me) and engineering (devs) was responsible to the integrations as code and visual flux.

First Dchtl Marketplace

Mobile app was the land for the first Marketplace MVP, a success translated to entire website.

_outcomes

+1Mi Downloads

4,9 Score in Store

+14% online shopping

//daily manager

sofie.status:

just wake up - demanding walk

food.approval:

approved

uptime:

7y 6m - approval rate: 94%

//contact

linkedin.com/in/leormuller

porto alegre, Brazil - utc-3

Decathlon App

//2021

//MOBILE APP

ROLE:

/Senior UX

METHODS:

/Shadowing

/Jobs to be Done

/Inf Architecture

/Design System

How we use Jobs to be Done to improve our delivery impact, growth over market and launch the app.

OUTCOMES:

/+1M Downloads

/+14% Online Shopping

+ 1600 Stores+ 60 countries+ 65 sports+ 60 brands+ 45 years in the market+ 100.000 employees

team:

/senior ux

/2 iOS dev

/2 Android dev

/1 PM

01・challenge

/translate the in-store experience to a mobile native app

02・ux process

//shadowing in store

discover customers interests and navigation

//jtbd Development oriented

focus on jobs to be done to aim in assertive experiences

//fail fast

iteration over long delivery

//shadowing

method:

following the customers on 3 different stores to understand how they engage the in-store experience and line of decision

_key finding

+++

sports navigation:

customers highlighted how nice was to walk into sport specific corridors

_key finding

++

level specific item:

sports items were defined by level of partitioners.

_key finding

+

over details on products:

was easier to decide when the products has more information

//jobs dev oriented team

method:

every product decision started from a discussion of “what is the main job and desire for the user?”

_jtbd

"

as a new player, I want to decide the right item for my level, so I can save money and have a right equipment.

mobile experience

//info architecture

_usernav

_designsystem

//user interface

The engine

The entire app was builded to use Linx and VTEX as main API's. So design (me) and engineering (devs) was responsible to the integrations as code and visual flux.

First Dchtl Marketplace

Mobile app was the land for the first Marketplace MVP, a success translated to entire website.

_outcomes

+1Mi Downloads

4,9 Score in Store

+14% online shopping

//daily manager

sofie.status:

food.approval:

approved

uptime:

7y 6m - approval rate: 94%

//contact

linkedin.com/in/leormuller

porto alegre, Brazil - utc-3