Telecom · USA

Xfinity NextGen Build-your-plan ordering and migration

Prototypes for Comcast’s Next Generation platform: a modular build-your-own plan flow (TV, internet, equipment, install, account, review) and the ‘breach moment’ screens that walk existing customers through migration.

Xfinity NextGen modular ordering: choosing a TV package
Client
Comcast (Xfinity)
Domain
Telecom · USA
Period
2017 – 2018
Role
Sr. UX & UI Consultant
Type
Web app
Client site
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The brief

Two journeys on one new platform: new customers build their own plan, and existing customers move across to it.

My role

As Sr. UX & UI Consultant I prototyped three flows: modular ordering, the migration ‘breach moment’, and the new account experience.

Modular ordering

Customers build their own plan one module at a time: TV, internet, equipment, install, account and a final review.

1 · TV: pick a package while the running total stays in view
2 · Add premium channels
3 · Equipment: TV boxes and additional TVs
4 · Modem: lease one or use your own
5 · Account: review the order and its charges

Migration ‘breach moment’

The point where an existing customer meets the new platform. These screens explain what changes and walk them through moving across.

1 · Migration starts: services may pause for a few minutes
2 · Internet configured, video services next
3 · All other services are now on
4 · Landing on the new account home

New account experience

The account home and the screens a customer sees once they are on the new platform.

1 · Account home: billing, devices and recent activity
2 · Your plan: monthly and one-time charges
3 · Internet plans by download speed
4 · The prototype’s start screen: Comcast NextGen, Breach Moment

Outcome

The prototypes cover the full path: building a plan, meeting the new platform, and landing in the new account.