CASE STUDY

YoungLA: Welcome Flow & Email Capture System

A 5-email welcome flow and targeted pop-up system designed to convert new visitors into first-time customers through clear messaging, structured onboarding, and a simple conversion-focused journey.

Key Highlights

Flow Structure

Built a 5-email welcome flow with a clear role for each message, guiding users from signup to first purchase.

Audience Strategy

Planned the full lifecycle journey around audience behavior, messaging clarity, and conversion-focused progression.

Email Capture

Designed a targeted pop-up with intentional timing, triggers, and simple messaging to reduce friction and improve signups.

Built for Growth

Created a scalable system that supports future testing, optimization, and expansion across lifecycle campaigns.

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CASE STUDY

How the Project was Built

From strategy to execution, here's how I designed and built a welcome flow experience that drives results.

Overview

This project focused on improving how YoungLA introduces new customers to the brand through a structured, easy-to-follow onboarding experience.

The Problem

YoungLA's content was highly visual but lacked a clarity, making it harder for new subscribers to understand the brand and move toward a first purchase.

The Approach

I designed a simplified welcome flow with clear progression, giving each email a specific role to guide users from introduction to conversion.

Execution

  • Built a 5-email automated welcome flow with defined roles for each message
  • Planned messaging and structure using copy frameworks before design
  • Designed full email set in Figma for consistency and hierarchy
  • Developed responsive HTML emails optimized across major clients
  • Created a targeted pop-up form with timing, triggers, and audience rules

Impact

  • Created a more structured onboarding experience for new subscribers
  • Improved clarity and readability across email content
  • Established a scalable system for future testing and optimization
  • Supported stronger engagement and first-purchase intent