Reducing Friction in the Languex Sign-Up Experience

Overview

Languex is a language services platform supporting both individual users and business customers. This project focused on simplifying the sign-up experience so new users could create an account quickly and clearly understand the next steps.


The Problem

The existing sign-up flow had a few challenges:

  • Users often abandoned the process because the flow did not clearly guide them through the required steps.

  • Too many steps felt similar, making the process feel longer than necessary

  • Individual and business users weren’t clearly separated early on

  • Error states didn’t clearly explain what went wrong or how to fix it

  • Verification and confirmation steps felt abrupt and disconnected

As a result, users could feel unsure about where they were in the process or what to do next.


The Goal

Create a sign-up flow that:

  • Feels simple and calm

  • Clearly separates individual vs business paths

  • Reduces errors and confusion

  • Guides users step-by-step until their account is ready


My Role

I led the UX and UI design for the sign-up experience, including:

  • Flow structure and screen sequence

  • Layout and form clarity

  • Error, verification, and success states

  • Visual consistency across all steps


Key Onboarding Improvements

1. Clear entry paths
Users choose early whether they are signing up as an individual or a business, which immediately reduces cognitive load.

2. Focused, single-purpose screens
Each step focuses on a single task so users always know what to do next.

3. Friendly error handling
Error states explain:

  • What went wrong

  • What needs to be fixed

  • How to continue

No guesswork or technical language.

4. Reassuring verification & success states
Email verification, confirmation, and success screens clearly communicate progress and next steps, helping users feel confident they’re “done.”


Outcome

  • A more streamlined, predictable sign-up flow

  • Clear separation between user types

  • Fewer points of confusion during onboarding

  • A polished, professional first impression


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