Comprehensive user research was the starting point that allowed us to create detailed personas and map the existing customer journeys. This, in turn, gave us a clear understanding of both newcomers and expert collectors, as well as business and investor clienteles. This foundation helped us rework navigation, reduce friction points and establish a more inclusive experience for anyone curious about collecting.

Unified navigation to foster discoverability
Because some key B2B services also appeal to B2C clients, we streamlined the main navigation by reducing the number of top-level links and elevating previously hidden services in a new “Invest” section. This approach blurs the line between B2B and B2C, encouraging customers to explore both and helping the Mint maximize value.
A streamlined and accessible product catalog
To make product navigation less reliant on insider language and reduce the number of subcategories, we simplified product categorization through card sorting exercises. This approach helped streamline access to product detail pages, which increased conversion rates while also lowering the site’s environmental impact.
