Users were struggling to scan QR codes on Hangry receipts, flooding support with complaints and abandoning the loyalty flow. I led the research and design of a contextual in-app help system that cut those complaints by 54% within three months of launch.
Users struggled with scanning QR codes on Hangry receipts. Low success rates led to high support complaint volume and users abandoning the loyalty flow entirely — hurting both retention and satisfaction.
We ran controlled experiments to identify root causes, testing hypotheses around printer quality, QR code density, and camera capabilities across iOS and Android devices.
Most competitors lacked any scanning instruction features. Help functions were typically indicated only by a "?" icon with no visual guidance. Only Dana and Grab provided both QR code explanations and a dedicated help section with illustrations — a clear direction for our solution.
We iterated through multiple approaches before reaching the final design.
Data collected over three months pre- and post-launch confirmed meaningful improvement across complaint volume and scan success.
Fewer user complaints
Reduction in QR-related user complaints, measured over 3 months following launch
At least 4 complaints per month
Maximum of 5 complaints per month
Reduced complaints by 54% since feature released Mid March 2022