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Redocly x Australia Post, bounce rate cut from 30% to 1.75%

Bounce rate reduced from 30% to 1.75%

Outdated, limiting portal to future-proofed developer experience

Why it works

The case study anchors on a concrete, attributable metric (bounce rate drop) that directly measures developer portal health, making the ROI tangible rather than vague. The before-state is specific: an aging AngularJS 1.5 portal missing OAS3 support, limited auth options, and no search. The story also earns a secondary New Capability tag because OAuth2 and OpenID Connect try-out support was genuinely impossible on the old portal, not just slower.

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Pair a dramatic percentage improvement (30% to 1.75% bounce rate) with a short supporting scorecard of smaller wins (36 new users, 21 new APIs) to give readers both a headline and texture without burying the lead.

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  • Vendor Redocly
  • Customer Australia Post
  • Industry Other
  • Trigger AngularJS 1.x nearing end of official support forced a build-vs-buy decision
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
  • Medium Web page