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Lenskart
Product Improvement Medium Member-only

How can Lenskart improve its virtual try-on feature to provide more accurate frame fittings?

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Product Strategy User Experience Design Technology Integration E-commerce Eyewear Augmented Reality User Experience Product Improvement E-Commerce Augmented Reality Virtual Try-On
Product Management Improvement Question: Enhancing virtual try-on accuracy for eyewear e-commerce

Introduction

To improve Lenskart's virtual try-on feature for more accurate frame fittings, we need to analyze the current user experience, identify pain points, and develop innovative solutions. I'll approach this by examining user segments, analyzing pain points, generating solutions, and proposing metrics for success.

Step 1

Clarifying Questions

  • Looking at the product context, I'm thinking about the primary use case for the virtual try-on feature. Could you help me understand if users are primarily using this for initial browsing or as a final decision-making tool before purchase?

Why it matters: Determines if we should focus on breadth (showcasing variety) or depth (accuracy and detail) of the feature. Expected answer: Primarily used for initial browsing but increasingly for final decisions. Impact on approach: Would balance improvements in both areas, with a slight emphasis on accuracy for purchase decisions.

  • Considering user behavior, I'm curious about cross-platform usage. Are users typically starting their journey on mobile and completing it on desktop, or vice versa?

Why it matters: Influences how we design the feature for continuity and consistency across devices. Expected answer: Majority start on mobile but often complete purchases on desktop. Impact on approach: Would focus on mobile-first design with seamless transition to desktop for detailed views.

  • Regarding product lifecycle, where does the virtual try-on feature stand in terms of maturity and adoption rate among Lenskart users?

Why it matters: Helps determine if we should focus on increasing adoption or refining the existing experience. Expected answer: Moderate adoption rate, but room for improvement in user engagement. Impact on approach: Would prioritize both feature refinement and user education/onboarding.

  • Thinking about company alignment, what are the key business metrics that this improvement initiative is expected to impact?

Why it matters: Ensures our solutions align with broader company objectives. Expected answer: Increase in conversion rates and reduction in return rates. Impact on approach: Would focus on solutions that directly impact purchase confidence and accuracy of fit.

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Updated Jan 22, 2025