Onboarding
examples + insights + ideas for good onboarding experience
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Onboarding
Loom was 2 weeks from running out of money.
Now it's worth $1.5 billion and has 14 million users.
5 ways Loom wows new users that you can steal:
The users of your product don’t want to make choices, especially when they are in the first mile. The default options you provide, like which tab they land on and pre-populating fields with suggested selections, make all the difference in pulling new users through the first mile. I like how Dave Morin describes it, “the devil’s in the default.”
Scott Belsky • Crafting The First Mile Of Product
Your objective should always be to eliminate instructions entirely by making everything self-explanatory, or as close to it as possible. When instructions are absolutely necessary, cut them back to a bare minimum.
Steve Krug • Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition
There’s an Instagram killer in town and it’s called https://t.co/RDaAjjzKcC
I’m 10 minutes into it and it’s so refreshing. No ability to edit media, just pick photos from this week and post.
More importantly, it has an interactive page curl. Instant $10B valuation in my book.... See more
Stammytwitter.comgreat onboarding example
The Big User Onboarding Roundtable: Hard Questions Answered by SaaS Experts
userlist.comvery few customers get on-boarded and primed to the point where they know three things: (1) why they’re there, (2) what they can accomplish, (3) and what to do next (note: users don’t need to know how to use your product at the beginning, they just need to know what to do next!). Once a new user knows these three things, they have reached “The... See more