The Langtons Classification is data-led and insights-driven, shaping how wine drinkers buy, sell, and consume Australia's finest wines. The landing pages for the 8th edition of the Langtons Classification required a full redesign and further code development to align with key updates introduced in 2024. These updates included a shift from three tiers to two and the integration of 100 newly designed pages, each dedicated to a specific wine featured in the Classification.
Langtons has well-defined customer archetypes, which were key in guiding the redesign.
The three primary customer types were:
• Emerging Lux
• Lux Enthusiast
• VIP
Insights from user research highlighted key needs:
• Emerging Lux and Lux Enthusiasts seek reviews and key information.
• VIPs and Lux Enthusiasts prioritise provenance, history and long term investment value.
• All three groups value clean structured layouts that quickly present key details and and most importantly clear purchasing options.
These insights informed the design decisions, ensuring that the landing pages were tailored to the expectations of Langtons' audience.
Once the redesigned landing pages were developed I conducted A/B testing to validate CRO strategies.
Key findings included:
• Served pages that included the product module saw an increase in conversion rates compared to those without it.
• Additional "Shop Now" CTAs linking directly to product pages received more clicks than CTAs leading to informational pages, indicating a stronger intent to purchase related wines.
These insights helped validate that the new structure aligned with user expectations and of course business goals.
✔️ Redesigned the main landing page, improving clarity and providing an overview of the entire Classification, helping users understand how the Classification works and navigate to relevant wines more efficiently.
✔️ 100 secondary landing pages redesigned, ensuring consistency and a refined user experience
✔️ By optimising the landing pages with additional "Shop Now" CTAs and a product module, the changes achieved a 14.6% increase in conversion rate, improving from 4.1% to 4.7%
If given more time, I would explore adding additional content tailored to different users.
• Collector-focused pages could feature investment insights and historical price data.
• Enthusiast-focused pages could offer wine pairing suggestions.
The project successfully delivered a scalable, landing page framework that balances usability, storytelling, and conversion rate optimisation.