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I've read somewhere that to some degree apps do that on purpose. The users feel a sense of "pride" when they figure everything out which reduces incentive to sw
by Double_a_92 7y ago
I've read somewhere that to some degree apps do that on purpose. The users feel a sense of "pride" when they figure everything out which reduces incentive to switch to a competitor app. Also users can bond over the app while they explain eachother how it works and what little tricks there are. I think Snapchat was the example used in the article that I read.
- brokenmachine 7y agoThat's an interesting take. It would certainly lessen the incentive to switch apps if it was difficult to learn the one you know.