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>through these steps You mean the single step of clicking "yes" when prompted to install.
by intrasight 4y ago
>through these steps
You mean the single step of clicking "yes" when prompted to install.
- duxup 4y agoI find that doesn't happen as consistently as I would expect / folks to notice. It's one thing to ask technical folks to do a thing, another less technical.
- k__ 4y agoI think, one requirement is that the user has to interact at least 30sec with the app, which makes the whole thing feel a bit random. You need to design some intentional onboarding for this to work consistently.
- intrasight 4y agoI do have to remind myself that a tech audience will approach things differently. Including one that I probably wrongly assume is true of everyone - that they will be very selective about what apps they install.
- BackBlast 4y agoIt's really two steps, one to initiate the installation and then to approve it ("yes"). You can wrap the initiation any way you like. I prefer to make it resemble an app store people are familiar with. Screen shots, user feedback, a description with a "download" button. This communicates the intention pretty well even though it adds an extra step to the process. I find the biggest hurdle is that people don't realize they can install an "app" so easily and so I try to bridge the knowledge gap.