A decision tool

Rethinking the Toyota Argentina web experience
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It all started with the need to rethink a website, which took us through a path of research and design with more than 50 interviews and hundreds of surveys in an evolutionary and creative dynamic, tailored to the needs and expectations of Toyota, its teams and its culture. Behind every "we need a new website" there is always a story to tell

Toyota Argentina, one of the most important subsidiaries in LATAM within the Toyota group, and number one in the world in terms of units sold

INDUSTRY:

Automotive

Services:

Discovery, Interaction Design and Development.

Type of projects:

Website & CMS.

The challenge

Build a new website as a user-centric business platform

What we did

  1. Dive into a discovery process to find the insights that will support the design decisions.
  2. Build a multidimensional journey.
  3. Define the added value of the website.
  4. Design and develope the entire product.

1. Dive into a discovery

Unveiling the users
The final user is usually not so easy to define, that’s why we’ve implemented an extensive research process to reach all the digital experience touchpoints.

2. Build a multidimensional journey

The treasure map
We map users' emotions based on their motivations 
at the time they decide to buy a car.

3. Define the added value of the website

Intuitive navigation 
for better decisions
The website will be built to help users make better-informed decisions through what we call "decision components": knowing the features of a vehicle, how to compare it, the different payment methods, maintenance and after-sales support they would receive by choosing a Toyota.

2 / Design the clients digital platforms.

Crafting the experience
Impact of this redesign
+
1200
%
convertions
+
48
%
time spent in the site
-
89
%
rebound

The challenge was to find precisely the users for whom we were going to design and thus discover that the entire company was waiting for this redesign.

Julio Spinetto
Design Director at EGO

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