Disclaimer: Rather than diving into the full redesign, I’ll focus on the key pages that drive the highest conversions.
In Q4 2024, JiffyScan recorded a 53% increase in visitors, a 28% drop in bounce rate, and a 32% decrease in average session time.
Developers were completing tasks faster. The product finally felt intuitive.
But none of this was a lucky accident—it started with frustration.
JiffyScan was built to help blockchain developers quickly analyze transactions and debug issues. Ironically, it slowed them down.
Key information was buried. Navigation was clunky. Even experienced developers struggled to locate what they needed. A revamp was necessary as multiple users faced similar issues.
And that wasn’t just a user problem—it was hurting adoption.
For developers, speed and clarity are everything. JiffyScan was meant to be a daily debugging assistant. Instead, it became another debugging challenge.
From a business perspective, poor UX meant:
We had to fix it—or risk becoming irrelevant.
Like any real-world product, we had limitations: