Who's winning the digital experience race in your industry?
Jackdraw scores the leading brands in an industry against the UX that actually matters: web, app and beyond. Independent, evidence-led, and built to show you exactly where you stand.
One scorecard per industry
Each report ranks the leading brands, breaks down every channel, and calls the trends shaping what comes next.
Superannuation
Australia's leading super funds, ranked on two axes: functionality and experience quality. The accessibility blind spot, and why the feature leader isn't the experience leader.
Fashion & apparel
Australian and international fashion, ranked on two axes: functionality and experience. The coverage–quality gap, the visualisation frontier, and who turns browsing into buying.
General retail
Supermarkets, department stores, hardware, electronics, beauty, marketplace and more. Where features outrun quality, the accessibility risk, and who's actually ahead.
Fast food & QSR
The big chains and the challengers: web, app, ordering, loyalty and delivery. Coverage is table-stakes; quality, the app and accessibility decide who wins the order.
Furniture
Premium design to flat-pack value, on two axes. The visualisation frontier, the delivery & assembly moat, and who makes a big-ticket buy feel effortless.
Banking & insurance
Majors, neobanks and insurers. Quote-and-buy, claims, security and the digital onboarding that wins (or loses) the customer.
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The same rigorous engine, every industry
A repeatable, two-axis method, so every report is comparable, current, and backed by evidence.
Criteria library
A tailored checklist of the functionality that matters in that industry, across six channels.
Brand bank
The leading brands in the market, with verified web and app touchpoints.
Two-axis audit
Every brand scored on what it's built (coverage) and how well it's executed (quality), against 13 UX frameworks, with a source and confidence.
Scorecard & trends
Two leaderboards, channel and framework breakdowns, blind spots and predictions: the picture and what to do about it.
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New benchmarks, as they drop
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Ideas from the journal
Long-form thinking on customer experience and UX, from the team behind the benchmarks.
Why the biggest fashion names don't win online
The biggest catalogues aren't the ones with the best experience — THE ICONIC leads on the quality of the experience, not scale.
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The store isn't dying. Most retailers are just under-using it.
Discretionary spending is squeezed and online keeps taking share — but that's a signal the store is being used wrong, not dying.
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Accessibility has been optional for thirty years. That era is ending.
The weakest area in every industry we benchmark — the governance gap that caused it, and the law now changing the maths.
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Retail's features have converged. The experience is where you compete next.
When every retailer can build the same features, coverage stops being an advantage — and quality becomes the moat.
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