05 · Case study · 2023

AXA: Decision Tree Form Redesign

Increasing engagement with an embedded behavioral form pattern

InsuranceFinancial ServicesConversion UX
Role
Senior UX/UI Designer
Timeline
2023
Industry
Insurance · Financial Services · Conversion UX

A conversion-focused redesign of a low-engagement AXA product-page form, replacing a cold CTA-to-form handoff with an embedded decision-tree experience that starts with an easy first question.

Contentsquare analysis showed that an important form had a very low engagement rate. The existing flow asked users to click a CTA, leave the page context and start a separate form, which created friction at exactly the moment where the user needed reassurance.

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The solution used a nudging technique close to the foot-in-the-door principle. Instead of making the form feel like a commitment, the page immediately asked a simple question. That first low-effort answer started a yes-chain and created a sense of progress, making users more likely to continue rather than abandon the journey. The new flow was fully prototyped in Figma for mobile and desktop, with micro-animations to make each step feel lightweight and progressive.

The redesign dramatically increased engagement on the page and became a candidate pattern to roll out across other product pages where form KPIs needed improvement.

01Low-engagement form identified through Contentsquare behavior analysis
02Embedded decision-tree flow reduced the cold CTA-to-form transition
03Mobile and desktop prototypes built in Figma with micro-interactions
04Pattern prepared for broader rollout across comparable AXA product pages
Behavioral UXForm DesignContentsquareFigma Prototype