
Concept and design for a customer portal for repair shops. A vague idea became a tangible product vision that later formed the basis for the portal AXA launched in 2025.

The result in one sentence
From a vague idea to a tangible target vision. A foundation for the AXA garage portal launched in 2025.
UX/UI Designer, Concept
Marketing Manager · Product Manager
Repair shops are a central partner channel for AXA, but digitally they were barely connected.
Claims communication ran without a central platform or shared overview.
AXA wanted a way to connect the channel more closely and modernise the relationship.
The business team had a direction, but no concrete picture of what it should become.
No requirements catalogue, no precedent, only a vision that needed to become concrete.
Most of the functionality and user needs were still unresolved.
The result needed to improve daily work for repair shops, not simply digitise an existing process.
Everything from claims overview to commission models had to be considered.
I turned the vision into a product people could look at, discuss and make decisions around.
An overview of active cases, vehicle creation and quote calculation in one access point.
A commission model for insurance referrals including direct contact with AXA.
Concrete design mockups translated an abstract idea into a discussable target state.
It became a foundation for further product development.
AXA released a garage portal that builds on this initial vision.
The concept put the needs of repair shops at the centre early in the process.
What I take away from it
A concrete prototype moves decisions that a presentation cannot.
The concept relied on internal knowledge. Today I would interview repair shops before designing the first screen.
Validated prototype in 3 months, key pain points solved and support demand addressed.
+20.5% conversion and +23.1% revenue through regional personalisation, at 95% significance.
−24 online, +148 inbound: +8.5% conversion across channels.