Smarter Navigation, Broader Reach: Redesigning Insurify’s Mega Menu

Quick Wins

  • +28% faster time-to-quote from homepage

  • +19% lift in mobile menu engagement

  • Expanded to support new verticals: Pet and Renters Insurance


Role

Design Manager – IC for this project
While leading broader design strategy, I took on a hands-on role for this high-impact navigation redesign. I owned UX research, interaction design, and cross-functional alignment—focused on making exploration easier and scaling our information architecture.


Background & Goal

As Insurify expanded into more insurance verticals, our legacy navigation fell short. Key products were hidden, user paths were unclear, and mobile performance lagged.


The goal:

  • Make it easy to discover and compare insurance types

  • Support Pet and Renters as new verticals

  • Improve mobile UX and align with Baymard Institute best practices


Research & Insights

Baymard-Based UX Audit

  • Highlighted poor scannability, unclear link groupings

  • Found violations in tap targets and mobile usability patterns

User Testing & Analytics

  • Heatmaps showed weak interaction on secondary nav

  • Interviews confirmed user confusion with category names and structure


Design Highlights

Streamlined Mega Menu

  • Clear categories for Auto, Home, Pet, Renters

  • Icons and subtext for fast comprehension

Mobile-First Redesign

  • Tap-friendly layout with collapsible sections

  • Persistent “Get a Quote” CTA for quick action

Future-Proof Information Architecture

  • Modular system supports new verticals without redesign

  • Built for content flexibility and SEO alignment


Outcomes

Navigation went from fragmented to focused—helping users act faster, understand more, and discover all that Insurify offers.

  • Link: insurify.com

  • Timeline: 2 months (research, design, and rollout)

  • Stakeholders: VP of Audience, SEO Director, Engineer Lead, Director of Content


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