Product design question

How would you increase the number of users who save products to a list on Amazon's product details page? Suppose that user testing has shown many users are unaware the list feature exists.

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What this question tests

Product sense for a well-scoped funnel problem: discoverability of an existing feature, not building a new one.

How to approach it

  1. Confirm the core problem is awareness, not motivation or utility, since testing already ruled the latter out.
  2. Identify where on the product page users would naturally look for a save action, like near Add to Cart or in the image gallery.
  3. Propose concrete discoverability changes: a persistent 'Save for later' icon near the buy box, a first-use tooltip, or a post-visit nudge.
  4. Segment by user type: first-time visitors need onboarding-style discovery, repeat visitors need an always-visible habitual affordance.
  5. Define success as percent of PDP sessions triggering a save action, or save-to-purchase conversion over 30 days.
  6. Note the guardrail: new UI elements shouldn't cannibalize Add to Cart click-through.

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