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UR brief


Research Objective

To understand the entire discovery journey of users on Meesho and identify their:
Intent/goals , motivations and mental model while browsing products under various Meesho programs
Pain points/bottlenecks leading to low awareness and comprehension of key strategic programs (esp Gold / Malls)

User Cohorts

New to Meesho - 0-3 lifetime OD
Interacted with programs
Never interacted / New to programs
Old to Meesho - >=3 lifetime OD
Interacted with programs - Clicks on PDP / widgets
Never interacted / New to programs

General guidelines

Check from users who start exploratory journey from home page
Try isolating deal hunters / users too indexed on pricing
Show them a common PLP which has products across programs - Lehengas and Dresses etc

Areas of Inquiry


DISCOVERY JOURNEY MAP : Step wise enquiry and Hypothesis

General perception -
HYPO - Users feel Meesho is an avenue for low priced mediocre quality products
Probe - General awareness about different programs on Meesho for low intent / home page traffic
Enquire - What kind of offerings does Meesho provide post checking the app? General perception of platform?
Just low priced unbranded goods? or other things
HYPO - Users are unaware of the different programs due to current clutter or several constructs
Enquire - What programs are users aware of? Of the aware ones, comprehension?
Enquire - Do they relate with one program more than the other? If yes, reason?
Probe - How and why did they understand the first program? Why not the others?
Enquire - Do they relate with no program? Do we sense cognitive overload as the primary reason?
Probe - Check if the reason for not seeing differentiated discovery of PLP / PDP is due to too many things
Enquire - Expectation of how a good quality / premium offering should be placed
App open / Home page -
HYPO - Users focus, consume and understand the key strategic constructs available on home page
Probe - Users pay attention towards overall offerings on home page pre starting exploration (Cat bar / Bottom nav etc)
Probe - Comprehension of Malls on bottom nav
Probe - Users spend time analysing UI across widgets available on home page
Probe - Users read and distinguish the differentiated UI / coach-mark and educational nudges on widget screens
Probe - Attention towards Gold pill / suggestive badges and updated colour scheme
Enquire - Co-relation with anything premium
Probe - Attention towards Mall pill / suggestive badges and updated colour scheme
Enquire - Co-relation with anything branded / superior quality
Enquire - From a widget standpoint, check if more attention or focus goes to BAU constructs (Daily deals etc) or strategic initiatives (LC / Mall / Gold)
Enquire - Users are able to comprehend value proposition of the program
PLP -
HYPO - Users pay attention to and are able to consume differentiated trust markers available on PLP across constructs
Probe - Users pay focus on differentiated markers of different programs when the listing surfaces on PLP
Enquire - Attention indexed on pill highlight / UI colour / both
Enquire - Users are able to comprehend the correct value proposition of program from markers in PLP
Enquire - Users are able to understand and recall the value offering across multiple programs visible across feeds / Noticeability of UI across various programs
Probe - The differentiated trust markers assist in intent formation / curiosity leading to PDP click
Probe - Association of the trust markers with anything premium / true value prop
PDP -
HYPO - Users pay attention to differentiated PDP UI for different programs
Probe - How much does Gold / Mall UI assist here? General scanning of this section
Probe - Attention towards differentiated Gold pill / suggestive badges and updated colour in place of ratings pill
Enquire - Co-relation of the distinctive UI with anything premium
HYPO - Users purchase decision also bakes in value proposition stated out in PDPs
Probe - How do they make the decision to buy?
Enquire - What are the major levers? Images / Ratings / Reviews?


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