meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Context & approach
Kelly Peng · Product Design01 / 14

A choice that fits.
A clear way to leave.

BLUECHEW · SUBSCRIPTION EXPERIENCE

Kelly Peng · Product Design

Try the prototype ↗See Figma ↗
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meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Context & approach
Kelly Peng · Product Design02 / 14

Design challenge

How might we help BlueChew customers on mobile choose their next step after tapping Cancel—so more stay willingly, while measuring pressure and frustration?
5W + HOWWhoWhatWhenWhereWhyHow
meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Context & approach
Kelly Peng · Product Design03 / 14

Customer & business goals

CUSTOMER

Control what
happens next.

TimingCostTreatment
BUSINESS

More customers
stay willingly.

Resolve the mismatch.
Keep cancellation easy.

meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Cancellation journey · Actions → opportunities
Kelly Peng · Product Design04 / 14

After “Cancel”

UNCERTAIN

Tap Cancel

“I don’t need the next order.”

WORRIED

Check billing

“Will I still be charged?”

CONSIDERING

See the choices

“Maybe a pause is enough.”

IN CONTROL

Confirm

“I know what happens next.”

Illustrative scenario · To validate with customers.

meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Context & approach
Kelly Peng · Product Design05 / 14

Product response

DIFFERENT NEEDS

Timing · Cost · Treatment

→

Start with a choice

Pause deliveryAdjust my planTalk to a providerContinue to cancellation
BEFORE COMMITTING

What changes? When?

→

Review before committing

Restart date + next chargeProduct + pack selectionProvider review
AFTER CONFIRMING

What happens next?

→

Confirm the outcome

Saved-state receiptUpdated accountOptional feedback

Concept · Eligibility and billing rules to validate.

meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Explore → Select → Refine
Kelly Peng · Product Design06 / 14

Three directions. Choose C.

Twelve Low-Fi screens across three complete workflows. A: direct exit. B: reason-led guidance. C: choice-first management, selected in blue.Click to open in Figma ↗
A · DIRECT EXIT

Cancel → Confirm → Receipt.

B · REASON-LED GUIDANCE

Ask why → Suggest an alternative.

SELECTED · C

Choice-first management

See every option. Choose freely.

C’s choices + A’s clear exit
+ B’s pause details.

Explore in Figma ↗
meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
01 / Choose
Kelly Peng · Product Design07 / 14

Choose your next step.

Loops automatically · Click the phone to try

Tap Cancel subscription

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meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
01 / Choose
Kelly Peng · Product Design08 / 14

Pause one delivery.

Loops automatically · Click the phone to try

Tap Pause this month’s delivery

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02 / Find a fit
Kelly Peng · Product Design09 / 14

Find a better fit.

Loops automatically · Click the phone to try

Tap A lower-cost option

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02 / Find a fit
Kelly Peng · Product Design10 / 14

Plan change · Four steps

Replay ↗

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Choose a product
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Choose your pack
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Review the switch
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Await review
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02 / Find a fit
Kelly Peng · Product Design11 / 14

Talk to a provider.

Loops automatically · Click the phone to try

Tap Preview provider request

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03 / Confirm
Kelly Peng · Product Design12 / 14

Complete cancellation.

Loops automatically · Click the phone to try

Tap Confirm cancellation

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03 / Confirm
Kelly Peng · Product Design13 / 14

Cancellation · Four steps

Replay ↗

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Review cancellation
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Cancellation receipt
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Optional feedback
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Updated account
meds.comBLUECHEW · DESIGN EXERCISE
Validate
Kelly Peng · Product Design14 / 14

Product validation

More willing stays. Cancellation stays easy.

01 · TEST

Do they feel
in control?

Test on mobile. Ask:
“Did you feel free to cancel?”

02 · PILOT

Do more choose
to stay?

Compare with direct cancellation.
Measure explicit, understood stays.

03 · FOLLOW UP

Does the
choice hold?

After renewal: check regret,
repeat cancellation and complaints.

Abandonment ≠ retention. Revise if cancellation gets harder.

Try the prototype ↗See Figma ↗