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by samuelhulick 12y ago
I actually just got an email with this question yesterday, as well! Going full-screen gives me extra screen space to tack on the annotations without covering other parts of the interface up, but I agree that sometimes things spill over. I c
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Those are good points, for sure. I hadn't considered the swiping part, especially. Mostly the details are stupidly small at mobile size -- as much as I'm a fan of responsive design, this really is more of a "desktop" act
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Yep, that's a big-time point of interest for me. Keep an eye out for some of that in the future!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
It's definitely tempting, but the reviews I provide are really just surface skims -- without knowing the constraints the teams are working with and/or what the conversion rates of the adoption funnel are, I'm really not in a
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
I agree I should do more of them, but Pocket ( http://www.useronboard.com/how-pocket-onboards-new-users/ ) and WhatsApp ( http://www.useronboard.com/how-whatsapp-onboards-new-users/ ) were both mobile
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
That's a happy side effect, for sure.
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Doubly noted!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Noted!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
I appreciate the critique, but it's not like an object can't have more than one quality. :) In this case, an illustration was both crudely presented while simultaneously being more personable than, say, a block of text. I'm n
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
I'm glad to hear it -- did any parts stand out in particular?
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Thanks for finding it useful!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
It really comes down to this, doesn't it? https://twitter.com/patio11/status/421694694696185856 :)
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Really glad to hear it's helpful -- stay tuned for many more.
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Really glad to hear it. Thanks for taking the time to let me know!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
I'm really glad to hear that -- it's the whole point! New teardowns come out every week or two, as well.
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Thank you for saying so!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
You're very welcome!
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by samuelhulick 12y ago
Hi everyone! I just saw a bunch of tweets linking to my site and traced it back here -- I'm the person behind this site and if anyone has any questions, I'd love to answer them here!
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Thank you!
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
I'm glad you think so! It's always helpful to learn from the best.
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Thanks! Will do!
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Hi everyone! I'm the person who made this, and I would love to answer any and all questions you may have. Or comments - I can field those, too.
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
I agree! Like I say in the teardown, speed kills!
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Hey all! Thanks for posting this. I'm the person who made it, if anyone has any questions!
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Anchoring in Video Game Design(community.vfs.com)
1 points by samuelhulick 13y ago|0 comments
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Thank you very much, Derrick!
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Yes, agreed. Evernote's strength seems to be its crystal-clear cohesion and focus on helping people remember things, but then it sells things like socks and wallets. I don't quite get it.
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Hi everyone! I'm the author of the teardown - if anyone has any questions, just let me know!
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How Evernote Onboards New Users(useronboard.com)
16 points by samuelhulick 13y ago|6 comments
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by samuelhulick 13y ago
Hey everyone! If anybody has any questions, I'm here to answer them.

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