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← Back to all workCase study — Juniper · Eucalyptus
Juniper is Eucalyptus’s weight-management telehealth product with GLP-1 medication.
I led design across the end-to-end (E2E) acquisition funnel.
Building trust with storytelling and personalisation to save a funnel that was losing users at every step.
Users dropped off before completing the eligibility check or purchasing the programme.

I ran user interviews with our product manager, and went through Trustpilot reviews, support tickets and cancellation reasons to find out why people were dropping out. The same three confusions kept coming up.

I mapped everything we heard onto an opportunity solution tree: five opportunity areas, each holding the solution ideas to test against it. This map became the experiment backlog for the whole cycle.

The initial spark of hope and attraction.
Clear value propositions inspire the first step.
A light, introductory interaction to check for a basic “match”.
Keeps momentum low-friction while gathering essential health data.
The “unmasking” phase where the user reveals their true physical self.
Minimises exposure anxiety by emphasising clinical safety and privacy.
The promise of a future together, made personal.
Turns quiz answers into a prediction, a recommended treatment and transparent month-by-month pricing, shown before any payment is taken.























The eligibility quiz should do more than collect information—it should persuade and reassure users throughout the journey.
Users froze when choosing a medication. A personalised recommendation—adjustable, never forced—turned hesitation into confidence: +18% in testing.
A dosage selector “obviously” gave users more control—but cut conversion by 25% in testing. We killed it within a week and published the learning.

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