Experimentation at Qantas
Continuous improvement at speed: Partnering with Australia's largest airline to improve the experience of buying flights.

Experimentation UX Lead
2+ years (ongoing)
Data analysis and visualisation
User interviews
Heuristic evaluation
Competitor analysis
Experiment designs
Report and presentation design

Background
Qantas recognised that years of feature creep had left their flight booking journey cluttered and confusing. To simplify the experience and make purchasing a flight easier, they partnered with Deloitte's experimentation team.
My goal: iterate towards an elegant and simple booking experience, optimised to perform.
Process
Research
Before launching straight into A/B testing we undertook extensive research to find the biggest areas for improvement.
This involved deep data analysis to find what behaviours exist on the site—the journeys different customers take, what they click on, where they go and where they drop off.
Our qualitative research involved user interviews, a heuristic evaluation and a competitor analysis. This helped us answer why customers behave the way they do—what influences their decisions, what grabs their attention, what they miss and why they make certain choices.
This process resulted in hundreds of test ideas which we worked with Qantas to prioritise into an experimentation roadmap.
Above: pages from the research document.
Test and learn
From there, our team moved into the "test and learn" phase, delivering a continuous cycle of strategies, designs and testing.
Detailed reports are developed and presented to relevant stakeholders and high-level results are documented in Miro where anyone in the organisation can access and reference with ease.
Above: screenshot of high-level test results documented in Miro
Impact
Design samples
Below is a glimpse of some of the experiments I designed. While the results are confidential, I can share the visuals.
Testing to remove clutter and simplify the flight search experience:
Current Experience
New design
Learning the impact of imagery while finding a deal on a flight:
Current experience
New design
Simplifying seat selection:
Current experience
New design
Removing complexity from multi-leg flights
Current Experience
New design
