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If your product is simple enough to not need a tour, you should design it like that; MOST products are definitely simple enough to not need a tour. But if you'
by catapart 3y ago
If your product is simple enough to not need a tour, you should design it like that; MOST products are definitely simple enough to not need a tour.
But if you're making Photoshop, or a deep-functionality video editor, or an enterprise accounting application, or a diagnostics utility or...
If you're building any of those things (or something complex like that), don't be afraid to keep it complex and use a tool for building user familiarity. That's good design, actually. No 'one-size-fits-all' solutions on UX, I'm afraid.