LOKO carousels in Silpo are already in A/B testing
It seems like an eternal project that I started doing exactly a year ago, then updated in the fall and just released.
I remember meeting with Danya Vasylashko, telling him: “Let’s do usability testing through CX, not through corridors. Because let’s look at things realistically, we won’t release carousels in a month,” he told me: “Anya, let’s look at things realistically, we need to make sales.”
This is what the Hand-off looked like in Figma:
Carousel of goods:
Carousel of restaurants:
Goal:
Product-led attraction of new users from Silpo to LOKO.
Design challenge:
How can we make it clear that the user will be redirected to LOKO, which has a separate cart. The references here were advertising on Instagram and Google. Because, in fact, this carousel is an advertising platform.
How to show that CVP (Customer Value Proposition) LOKO is a combo order.
This is how the background for both carousels and the hierarchy of text between them appeared.
Result:
Designers: Me and Andriy Yakymchuk (designer Silpo)






