Lenskart's digital customer journey faces challenges with navigation, making it difficult for users to find suitable frames and lenses. Complex pricing, slow checkout, and inadequate post-purchase communication create friction, reducing efficiency and overall customer satisfaction.
Research


Anagha
Student
Age: 21
Location: Bengaluru
College Student
Analytical
Gender: Female
Summary
Anagha is a college student who frequently gets her vision checked and buys new glasses at Lenskart. She prefers to have comfortable frames that are also trendy and usually has an idea of what she wants when she walks into a store. She is open to explore but if she doesn’t see anything she likes in the first 10 minutes, she walks out as she is not willing to compromise on her glasses.
Frustrations

Suresh
IT Employee
Age: 47
Location: Bengaluru
Working
Tech Proficiency: Moderate
Gender: Male
Summary
Suresh is a busy IT professional who recently noticed his vision getting blurry during work. Concerned, he visited an optometrist for a check-up and was advised to get glasses. As a first-time customer, Suresh decided to go to Lenskart as it was close to his workplace. Suresh seeks quick, efficient service without unnecessary delays as he is a busy man.
Frustrations



In-Store Pain Points
Browsing
“The lighting in store can be slightly problematic. The warm lighting is definitely very inviting and makes the atmosphere of the store”
Staff Service
“They are also very short staffed for a store holding a product that needs constant assistance, because of which, they don't seem to be able to handle multiple customers”



