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Dell Technologies Rewards Landing Page

I designed a conversion-focused landing page experience that simplified Dell Rewards messaging, improved scanability, and guided users toward enrollment through stronger hierarchy and structure.

Dell Technologies Rewards landing page hero
Objective

Translate a feature-rich rewards program into a simple, compelling story while making enrollment the clearest next action.

Role
  • UI/Visual Designer
  • Acquisition landing page design
Team
Me PM DV
Timeframe

3 weeks

Overview

Dell Rewards included multiple promotional offers, financing details, and membership benefits, creating the challenge of presenting a large amount of information without overwhelming users. The experience needed to communicate value quickly while guiding users through a clear and structured enrollment journey across desktop and mobile.

Design Objectives

The challenge was simplifying a feature-heavy rewards experience into a clearer, more focused enrollment journey.

Who it's for

  • Users comparing membership and rewards value quickly
  • Shoppers deciding whether to enroll before purchasing
  • Visitors who need confidence in how points and benefits work
  • Users on desktop and mobile who expect a frictionless sign-up path

What the experience needed to accomplish

  • Communicate rewards and financing clearly above the fold
  • Create a structured enrollment journey across the page
  • Balance promotional messaging without overwhelming users
  • Make benefits easier to scan quickly
  • Maintain hierarchy across desktop and mobile layouts
  • Reinforce trust through product-forward design
  • Create consistent enrollment actions throughout the experience

Wireframing & Layout Structure

The project started with low-fidelity wireframes to establish layout structure, content hierarchy, section pacing, and the enrollment path before moving into high-fidelity design. The goal was to organize rewards information in a way that felt easier to scan while maintaining consistency with Dell’s brand system and product imagery.

Each section focuses on a specific part of the enrollment journey, comparing the early wireframe structure with the final high-fidelity design.

Wireframe Decisions

Hero Structure

The hero section was structured to communicate Dell Rewards value immediately while keeping the enrollment path clear and visually dominant.

Featured Deals

This section was designed to surface promotional offers quickly while preserving a clean scan pattern.

Rewards Education

The points module was structured to explain how earning works in simple steps with clear sequencing and pacing.

Member Benefits

The benefits area used a modular grid to make features easier to scan and compare at a glance.

Account Value

This section framed long-term member value with balanced visual weight and clear transitions from promo content.

FAQ & Objection Handling

The FAQ block was placed to resolve enrollment hesitation with concise objection handling before final CTA actions.

Dell Rewards wireframe hero section

Page Flow

The experience was intentionally structured to guide users from understanding the rewards program to enrollment without overwhelming them with information too early. Each section was designed to answer a specific user question in sequence: what the program offers, how rewards work, why membership is valuable, and how to enroll.

Flow Breakdown

  • How Dell Rewards Works: Step-by-step clarity on joining, earning, and redeeming.
  • Earning Points: Visual explanation of how purchases build value.
  • Exclusive Offers: Benefits framed as member-only advantages.
  • FAQ: Objection handling to reduce enrollment hesitation.
Dell Rewards user flow

Final Design and What Was Shipped

The final Dell Rewards experience combined structured hierarchy, modular content, and product-focused visuals to create a cleaner enrollment journey across the full landing page. Use the toggle to compare the final experience with the original wireframe structure.

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Dell Rewards final high-fidelity landing page design

Mobile Experience Walkthrough

The mobile flow focused on simplifying navigation, improving readability, and keeping key actions consistently within reach.

Dell mobile walkthrough screen 1
Dell mobile walkthrough screen 2
Dell mobile walkthrough screen 3

Dell Rewards Launch Performance

After launch, the Dell Rewards landing page showed strong engagement across key acquisition metrics. The page structure helped users understand the rewards value quickly, stay engaged through the content, and move toward enrollment through consistent CTA placement across desktop and mobile.

Dell Rewards launch performance: 24 percent Enrollment Start Rate, 19 percent lower-than-benchmark Bounce Rate, and 17 percent CTA Engagement Rate.

Conclusion

This project reinforced how important hierarchy and pacing are when designing acquisition-focused landing pages with large amounts of promotional and rewards content. The challenge was not adding more information, but organizing the experience in a way that helped users understand the value quickly without feeling overwhelmed.

It also reinforced the importance of designing modular systems that maintain clarity across desktop and mobile experiences. Many of the strongest decisions came from simplifying layout structure, creating more intentional section flow, and guiding attention toward a single clear enrollment path.

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