
Magnet wanted to ensure the customer experiences they provide for trade partners were fully aligned with their needs and expectations, in order to drive engagement, deepen trust and grow revenue.
They also wanted to improve the way their product ranges were presented to Trade Partners and ensure that the additional services, such as kitchen planning and design were easily accessible and clearly presented.
We used our proven, repeatable process, with design-thinking at its core, to help the business understand the needs and expectations of its customers and identify opportunities to create new digital products and services to drive sales growth.
To achieve this, our specialists worked intensively in weekly sprints as an extension of the Magnet team and in close collaboration with Subject Matter Experts and Key Stakeholders across two parallel workstreams.
A strategic workstream focused on understanding the end-to-end kitchen buying and fitting journey, the roles and needs of the various actors involved and identifying opportunities to improve the experience on a practical and emotional level - developing a blueprint for the future.
These improvement opportunities were then prioritised, based on their desirability, viability and feasibility and the highest priority digital products were then prototyped and validated with customers in order to refine the proposed approach. Quick wins were also identified.
The work of the tactical workstream was informed by insights from the strategic team, but focused on laying the foundations for growth by creating a new visual direction for the business, supported by a design system and full redesign of the Magnet Trade website, based on our UX accelerator templates and incorporating quick-wins and other improvements identified by the strategic team.


