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Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/onboarding-ux

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User onboarding flows, first-run experience, progressive disclosure, and activation patterns.

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Onboarding Ux

Onboarding Philosophy

The goal isn't to explain the product. It's to get users to their first success as fast as possible.

Patterns

Setup Wizard

  • 3-5 steps maximum.
  • Show progress clearly.
  • Allow skipping optional steps.
  • Each step should feel like progress, not homework.

Progressive Disclosure

  • Don't show everything on day one.
  • Introduce features as they become relevant.
  • Empty states as teaching moments.
  • Tooltips on first encounter, not a feature tour.

Checklist

  • 3-5 tasks that lead to activation.
  • Show completion progress.
  • Celebrate completion (confetti is fine, once).
  • Make the first task trivially easy (build momentum).

Metrics

MetricWhat It Tells You
Time to first valueHow fast users get something useful
Setup completion rateWhere users drop off
Day 1/7/30 retentionWhether onboarding created a habit
Activation rate% who complete the key action

Anti-Patterns

  • Feature tours that show 15 tooltips before the user does anything.
  • Forced tutorials that can't be skipped.
  • Asking for information you don't need yet (company size on day one).
  • Video walkthroughs as the only onboarding (most people skip them).
  • Requiring email confirmation before showing any value.

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