INSURANCE
SelectQuote
A digital insurance experience helping customers find the right coverage at the right price, quickly and reliably.
- CLIENT
- SelectQuote
- INDUSTRY
- Insurance
- STACK
- React · Next.js · TypeScript · Node.js · AWS Lambda · AWS · MUI
OVERVIEW
The project
SelectQuote helps people find appropriate insurance coverage at a competitive price. Allzone contributed to the digital experience, meaning the customer-facing journey through comparison and selection, and the frontend architecture that supports it.
CHALLENGE
What made it difficult
Insurance comparison asks a customer to make a consequential decision from a set of products that are difficult to compare directly. The interface has to reduce that complexity without obscuring the differences that matter.
It also has to stay fast while querying rated products, and remain accurate, because a quote presented incorrectly is a commercial and regulatory problem, not a display bug.
WHAT WE DID
The work delivered.
- 01
Digital insurance experience
Customer-facing journeys for comparing and selecting coverage.
- 02
Frontend architecture
React and Next.js application structure with TypeScript throughout.
- 03
Service integration
Node.js service layer with AWS Lambda functions handling quoting and data access paths.
- 04
Design system implementation
A consistent component layer built on Material UI across the experience.
ARCHITECTURE
How it fits together
- React and Next.js frontend with server-rendered pages for performance and SEO
- TypeScript across application and service layers
- Node.js services with AWS Lambda for discrete quoting and data functions
- AWS infrastructure
TECHNOLOGY
The stack
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- AWS Lambda
- AWS
- MUI
OUTCOME
What exists now.
A customer compares and acts on coverage options directly, rather than needing an agent to walk them through it
Pages render fast enough to hold a shopper's attention through a comparison decision, and are discoverable in search rather than sitting behind a login
Quoting capacity scales with demand automatically, since the data and quoting paths run serverless rather than on fixed infrastructure
NEXT STEP
Tell us what you're building.
Bring us the problem with its real constraints attached. We will tell you what we would build, and what we would not.