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Billing Redesign

Billing Redesign

Billing Redesign

Redesigned billing and cost communication in the post-booking experience across four brands, web and native app.

Redesigned billing and cost communication in the post-booking experience across four brands, web and native app.

SUITE 3F, MEsRUTİYET CAD. BEYOĞLU, ISTANBUL, TR 34430

Senior Product Designer, Awaze. Redesigned billing and cost communication in the post-booking experience across four brands, web and native app.

PROJECT

2025-26

COMPANY

AWAZE

ROLE

SR. PRODUCT DESIGN

Duration

14 MONTHS

PLATFORM

Web & native app, 4 brands

( RESEARCH AND SUPPORT DATA )

The Diagnostic

The Diagnostic

Our approach blends strategy, creativity, and precision.

30%

POSTBOOK

Of all CS contacts stem from post-book billing & extras issues

18%

BILLING

Targeted mobile usability improvement identified via audit

11%

EXTRAS

Elevated bounce on the post-book page, mobile vs. desktop

30%

POSTBOOK

Of all CS contacts stem from post-book billing & extras issues

18%

BILLING

Targeted mobile usability improvement identified via audit

11%

EXTRAS

Elevated bounce on the post-book page, mobile vs. desktop

( STRUCTURAL OVERVIEW )

Billing in Postbook

Billing in Postbook

The single handoff point between booking confirmation and arrival, responsible for 70% of all booking payments, failed to answer questions every guest needed answered: how much and what am I paying, when, and why.

01 / Optional Extras

01 / Optional Extras

02 / Mandatory Extras

02 / Mandatory Extras

03 / Instalments

03 / Instalments

04 / Additional Costs

04 / Additional Costs

-Orderable but not payable in-flow

-Pickup info missing or buried off-premise

-1000+ edge cases for items, pricing

-Different rule sets by brand (ex. pets)structures, payment methods and timeframes

01 / Optional Extras

01 / Optional Extras

02 / Mandatory Extras

02 / Mandatory Extras

03 / Instalments

03 / Instalments

04 / Additional Costs

04 / Additional Costs

-Orderable but not payable in-flow

-Pickup info missing or buried off-premise

-1000+ edge cases for items, pricing

-Different rule sets by brand (ex. pets)structures, payment methods and timeframes

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