
Klook emails
I led an email redesign project that boosted open and click-through rates.
Background
Klook used emails to let users know about booking confirmations, cancellations, and other updates.
Despite their importance, no single team was managing Klook's emails.
The emails were unclear, hard to skim-read, and inconsistently designed.

Two emails show inconsistent designs and messaging
Conflict
Moreover, there was no data dashboard to track opening and click-through rates. So, we had no way to measure the success of our emails.
Strategy
I not only wanted to rewrite these emails but take ownership. I had developers migrate all the text to my team's content management system.
I then rewrote 30 of the most important emails based on UX writing principles:
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Clear
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Concise
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Useful
For example, I made the subjects more concise and easier for users to read at a glance.
Finally, I put these emails into an inventory so they could be viewed simultaneously, thus allowing us to build consistency in how they're written and designed.

I created an inventory to give stakeholders an overview of 30 emails
Proposals
I proposed designs to improve the information hierarchy in the emails and added a recommendation module ("Find things to do in Tokyo") to boost the click-through rate.
Finally, I requested a data dashboard from our Data Analytics team so that we could measure the impact after we published the changes.

I included new buttons and recommendation tools in my mockups
Climax
As a result, all of our post-booking emails became clearer, easier to scan, and more useful for our customers.
My efforts also improved the design and visual consistency of the emails.

Email became cleaner and more consistent after my revamp project
Postscript
Thanks to the new data dashboard, I saw that my changes had boosted click-through and open rates by more than 50%.
Based on my suggestions, the product team added a recommendation module, further improving the click-through rate.

The Data Analytics Team created a dashboard to track CTR
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