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The challenging part is the process is actually integrating an onboarding system into your app - doing the right thing at the right time in a way that looks sea
by noodle 4y ago
The challenging part is the process is actually integrating an onboarding system into your app - doing the right thing at the right time in a way that looks seamless/intentional and works consistently. If you want to build a successful solution, I think this is probably the hump you're going to have to get over. No product out in the market is perfect, because everyone wants something different, and generic products are easier to extend/change. Make sure you aren't building YOUR version of an onboarding system and expecting others to buy into it - they probably won't.
- amukbils 4y agoThat's a great point. Any integrative solution worth its salt offers some level of customization. But you're right; maybe because everyone's needs are a little different, it might not be viable. Any idea how to validate this part? BTW, I was actually thinking of redirecting users after signup to a beautifully designed (customizable) onboarding flow that includes an A/B test as part of it so that product managers can play with it as much as they want without devoting engineering resources. Thoughts?
- noodle 4y ago> Any idea how to validate this part? Productized consulting until you find commonality