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Just as software wizards are in other contexts, that would be useful for a new user, but frustrating for a power user who knows exactly what they want and the q
by mratzloff 11y ago
Just as software wizards are in other contexts, that would be useful for a new user, but frustrating for a power user who knows exactly what they want and the quickest way to select it.
- goodplay 11y agoIt doesn't have to be one or the other; include a small switch at the bottom of the screen that alternates between the two representations.
- arthurcolle 11y agoMaintaining one consistent front-end is obnoxious enough from my biased personal experience with the UI/design aspect of building a web app... but I agree that it's probably a weak point that they offer so many disparate options but they are probably just gathering data with what works/what doesn't. Just guessing. I would imagine that eventually we'll see some (more? I don't know if its happened already) closures of the individual Uber product lines
- jaredmiwilliams 11y agoThe experience of a new user in your app can turn out to be a pretty critical moment when it comes to retention. Having a flow specifically for new users is common and does the job of easing them into whatever necessary complexity exists in your default state.