That probably depends on targets. The Z generation is used to explore the UI by themselves. For example, if they saw something partially reveal on the left, th

That probably depends on targets. The Z generation is used to explore the UI by themselves. For example, if they saw something partially reveal on the left, they try to swipe it / click it / or press left arrow if you are using a remote control. But previous generation isn't really used to it. My mom sometimes(actually happens a lot) have difficulties for such ui and asks me how to use it.(she don't really realize she can just go left to reveal it) The declarative design here outright didn't work as far as I see. A touring could be really helpful for such recipients. I guess there should be a global toggle somewhere to change between `Just let me explore` and `Tell me how to use it`. And if one day you no longer need tours on new software, you can just toggle it off yourself.