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"onboarding" has become somewhat of a UX term. It refers to the process of taking a non-customer and turning them into a customer that understands and can use t
by josephwegner 12y ago
"onboarding" has become somewhat of a UX term. It refers to the process of taking a non-customer and turning them into a customer that understands and can use the product.
There's actually a website that gives examples of different company's "onboarding" experiences: http://www.useronboard.com/ http://www.useronboard.com/
- mistermumble 12y agoThat may well be. For me, it sounded like an HR (human resources dept) term: "employee on-boarding" (something that sounds like employee water-boarding but not as bad).