Simplify Booking Flows to Reduce Drop-Off

Simplify Booking Flows to Reduce Drop-OffSimplify Booking Flows to Reduce Drop-Off

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Younes Ifguisse

• 5h

I removed 2 steps from a café's booking flow. Bookings went up 30%.

No new features. Just three changes:

Cut every step that isn't the booking. Creating an account can wait until after someone has booked.

Show the price from the first screen. A total that only appears at the last step feels like a trick, even when it isn't.

Confirm instantly. A spinner right at the moment someone commits is where doubt creeps in.

The booking didn't need more. It needed fewer reasons to stop.

How many steps does your booking or checkout take right now?

UX Design Product Design conversionoptimization

Serkan Hürsgünel

max

• Oct 18

Santa Monica Tile & Stone E-Commerce Design, 2025. Buying tile online is mostly guesswork, so I designed a concept store where every page answers one buyer question. Shoppable rooms show how it looks, a coverage calculator tells you how much you need, and free samples let you see it first. Deep green, warm gold, and an AI tile scan that turns inspiration photos into products. Open for e-commerce and web design projects. Full case study on my Contra Profile

ecommercedesign UI Design UX Design

Celia Sofia

max

• Oct 19

TOP!!

Sujon Hossain

pro

• Oct 18

Designed a modern Strength Training Mobile App.

A deep indigo and violet gradient with a soft body silhouette and dotted display numbers for a bold and focused first impression.

A glowing strength score, a clear workout card with exercises, minutes, and volume, plus a simple progress bar make every training session easy to follow. A curved dark panel, fine tick marks, and a floating tab bar keep the whole app sleek, modern, and easy to use.