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There is even a headline saying "Getting started is the product". No, it is not. If your product doesn't have nice core concepts, then I don't even want to get
by auggierose 2y ago
There is even a headline saying "Getting started is the product".
No, it is not. If your product doesn't have nice core concepts, then I don't even want to get started with it.
Top-down is fine, as long as there is an actual bottom of core concepts.
- ulbu 2y agoagain, not contradictory. have good core concepts, combine with good entry corridors. good concept with entry blocked by obtusity and esoterics is not a product ready for consumption. i didn’t see the authors suggest that good concepts are unimportant.
- auggierose 2y ago> Humans learn from examples, not from “core concepts” That's a subtitle in the article, and it's wrong.
- kalaksi 2y agoSure, it isn't really the whole product, but I interpreted it as an exaggeration, meaning that easy onboarding would be very essential part of the product and which is the first thing users experience.