Personalized Membership Card

Personalized Membership Card

Personalized Membership Card

Make the membership card a natural part of checkout to drive frequent use and improve payment UX

Make the membership card a natural part of checkout to drive frequent use and improve payment UX

Make the membership card a natural part of checkout to drive frequent use and improve payment UX

Project Background

Project Background

Project Background

Prior statistics showed that users who linked a membership card had higher purchase frequency and spend within the channel. To close a key competitive gap and reduce churn risk, we integrated the membership card into the payment flow, driving repeat-use behavior and establishing a data foundation for future partnership expansion

Prior statistics showed that users who linked a membership card had higher purchase frequency and spend within the channel. To close a key competitive gap and reduce churn risk, we integrated the membership card into the payment flow, driving repeat-use behavior and establishing a data foundation for future partnership expansion

Problem

Problem

How might we enable users to quickly present and switch membership-card barcodes during checkout, so they can complete payment and earn points seamlessly?

How might we enable users to quickly present and switch membership-card barcodes during checkout, so they can complete payment and earn points seamlessly?

Constraints & Challenges

Constraints & Challenges

High Flexibility in presenting memebership card

High Flexibility in presenting memebership card

The order of presenting membership cards is determined by the merchant. The payment flow must support instant display and switching while minimizing the risk of scanning the wrong barcode.

The order of presenting membership cards is determined by the merchant. The payment flow must support instant display and switching while minimizing the risk of scanning the wrong barcode.

Knowledge gap & multi-card management

Knowledge gap & multi-card management

Many users are unaware that points can be earned automatically during payment, which weakens their motivation of using the feature.

Many users are unaware that points can be earned automatically during payment, which weakens their motivation of using the feature.

Most users have multiple membership cards, so adding and managing experience must be intuitive and efficeint

Most users have multiple membership cards, so adding and managing experience must be intuitive and efficeint

Design Goals

Design Goals

User Need

User Need

How might we

How might we

enable users to quickly find, show, and switch membership card barcodes at checkout, while reducing mis-scans and user anxiety

enable users to quickly find, show, and switch membership card barcodes at checkout, while reducing mis-scans and user anxiety

Business Goal

Business Goal

How might we

How might we

encourage users to use membership cards in JKOPay more often to earn points, driving higher retention and customer lifetime value

encourage users to use membership cards in JKOPay more often to earn points, driving higher retention and customer lifetime value

Design Process

Design Process

Design Process

Desk research

Desk research

To ensure meaningful insights, I selected competitors from two perspectives:

To ensure meaningful insights, I selected competitors from two perspectives:

Feature reference

Presenting and switching membership cards during checkout

Presenting and switching membership cards during checkout

Membership card management (add, edit, and sorting flows)

Membership card management (add, edit, and sorting flows)

Interaction Details & UX

Review common UI patterns and user mental models to guide interaction design, improving intuitiveness and consistency.

Review common UI patterns and user mental models to guide interaction design, improving intuitiveness and consistency.

Survey Research

Survey Research

Internal data showed that users who linked a membership card had significantly higher purchase frequency and spending, while key competitors already offered similar capabilities. To close this gap and reduce churn risk, we ran a survey to validate the strength of demand and key pain points for embedding membership cards into the payment flow, informing both product design and partnership strategy.

Internal data showed that users who linked a membership card had significantly higher purchase frequency and spending, while key competitors already offered similar capabilities. To close this gap and reduce churn risk, we ran a survey to validate the strength of demand and key pain points for embedding membership cards into the payment flow, informing both product design and partnership strategy.

Research Question:

Do users need a unified way to manage and present membership cards at checkout to reduce effort and friction?

Do users need a unified way to manage and present membership cards at checkout to reduce effort and friction?

Core Hypotheses

Users want membership cards to integrate into the payment flow because it makes checkout faster and more convenient.

Users want membership cards to integrate into the payment flow because it makes checkout faster and more convenient.

At checkout, users currently switch between multiple apps or physical cards to present membership cards, which is time-consuming and cumbersome

At checkout, users currently switch between multiple apps or physical cards to present membership cards, which is time-consuming and cumbersome

Outcome-led messaging drives higher comprehension and acceptance than technical explanations

Outcome-led messaging drives higher comprehension and acceptance than technical explanations

Methodology

Method:

Method:

Online survey

Online survey

Valid responses:

Valid responses:

1,400

1,400

Target audience:

Target audience:

Active users (Bronze ~ Premium tiers) + Churned users

Active users (Bronze ~ Premium tiers) + Churned users

Research Insights

Users want to “present faster and check out faster”

Users want to “present faster and check out faster”

89.2% showed high interest in a personalized membership card feature

89.2% showed high interest in a personalized membership card feature

43.6% said they already use membership cards, but the current process requires switching between multiple apps at checkout

43.6% said they already use membership cards, but the current process requires switching between multiple apps at checkout

Design Thinking

Membership-card integration should prioritize minimum steps as the core value, reducing the time cost of finding and switching cards at checkout

Design Thinking

Membership-card integration should prioritize minimum steps as the core value, reducing the time cost of finding and switching cards at checkout

Knowledge Gap: Low Awareness of Existing Membership-Card Support

Knowledge Gap: Low Awareness of Existing Membership-Card Support

25% of respondents were unaware that JKOPay already supports “pay and earn points automatically” for some merchants.

25% of respondents were unaware that JKOPay already supports “pay and earn points automatically” for some merchants.

Open-ended feedback repeatedly mentioned: “I didn’t know I could link a membership card.”

Open-ended feedback repeatedly mentioned: “I didn’t know I could link a membership card.”

Design Thinking

Beyond building the feature, we need visible, in-context feedback that creates an aha moment.

Design Thinking

Beyond building the feature, we need visible, in-context feedback that creates an aha moment.

Membership Cards Are high-frequency, but checkout order varies

Membership Cards Are high-frequency, but checkout order varies

76.1% present a membership card for most purchases

76.1% present a membership card for most purchases

47.8% said the presentation order varies by merchant, and 44.8% reported owning 1–5 membership cards

Design Thinking

The Checkout experience must support flexible order + instant switching, while minimizing the risk of mis-scans.

Design Thinking

The Checkout experience must support flexible order + instant switching, while minimizing the risk of mis-scans.

Design Highlights

Design Highlights

Design Highlights

I primarily led the membership-card presentation experience within the payment flow, as well as the add-new-card flow.

I primarily led the membership-card presentation experience within the payment flow, as well as the add-new-card flow.

Flexible Checkout Order

Flexible Checkout Order

Enable users to present and switch barcodes instantly at checkout while reducing cashier mis-scans, by aligning with existing habits to keep the learning curve low.

Enable users to present and switch barcodes instantly at checkout while reducing cashier mis-scans, by aligning with existing habits to keep the learning curve low.

Before Payment

During Payment

After Payment

Card Display

Card Display

Reused the existing panel to minimize the learning curve.

Reused the existing panel to minimize the learning curve.

Displayed one barcode at a time to reduce cashier mis-scans and simplify the experience for users.

Displayed one barcode at a time to reduce cashier mis-scans and simplify the experience for users.

Adding Card

Adding Card

Increased flexibility: regardless of the entry path, users can switch to other add methods on the same screen.

Reduced steps: users can add a card quickly and use it immediately at checkout.

Point-Earning Reminder

Point-Earning Reminder

Embedded the value of “auto points / card linking” into the payment flow.

Embedded the value of “auto points / card linking” into the payment flow.

Provided clear, moment-of-purchase reminder that points were earned automatically, strengthening user understanding and trust

Provided clear, moment-of-purchase reminder that points were earned automatically, strengthening user understanding and trust

Design Documentation

Design Documentation

Design Documentation

I wrote a handoff spec covering component usage, interaction logic, and motion details, enabling accurate implementation and improving collaboration efficiency and product quality.

I wrote a handoff spec covering component usage, interaction logic, and motion details, enabling accurate implementation and improving collaboration efficiency and product quality.

I wrote a handoff spec covering component usage, interaction logic, and motion details, enabling accurate implementation and improving collaboration efficiency and product quality.

Learnings & Reflections

Learnings & Reflections

Make unpredictable checkout flows feel predictable

Checkout order is often merchant-driven, so I designed for flexibility instead of control, enabling quick switching, scanning patterns, and clear feedback to help users act confidently in any scenario.

Awareness gaps can be more costly than feature gaps

A working feature won’t be adopted if users don’t understand it at the right moment. Designing an in-context “aha moment” is essential to drive real usage.

Learnings & Reflections

Technical Collaboration & Implementation

Worked closely with engineers to define interaction logic and ensure feasibility of the three-stage panel behavior across iOS and Android platforms.

UX Strategy & Guidance

Some features weren’t instantly intuitive, requiring strategic onboarding and visual cues to help users discover, understand, and appreciate their value.

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Jenny Wu ⓒ 2025

Jenny Wu ⓒ 2025

LET’S

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TOGETHER

If you like my work,
feel free to contact me!

LET’S

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TOGETHER

If you like my work,
feel free to contact me!

Jenny Wu ⓒ 2025

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