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Skill Dragoon0x/product-skills/skills/experience/onboarding-flow

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Design first-run experiences that create the aha moment fast. Reduces time-to-value by sequencing actions, progressive disclosure, and contextual guidance. Use when building signup flows, product tours, or empty states.

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Onboarding Flow

Design first-run experiences that create the aha moment fast.

How to use

  • /onboarding-flow Apply onboarding constraints to this conversation.

Constraints

Time to Value

  • MUST identify the product's "aha moment" and design the fastest path to it
  • MUST get the user to experience core value within the first session
  • NEVER front-load setup. Let people use the product, then configure.
  • SHOULD show real output (even with sample data) before asking for input
  • The first action should produce a visible, valuable result

Sequencing

  • Step 1: One meaningful action (not account settings)
  • Step 2: Show the result of that action
  • Step 3: Invite the next step based on what they just did
  • NEVER show all features at once. Progressive disclosure.
  • MUST allow skipping. Not everyone needs the same path.

Guidance Patterns

  • Tooltips: for single-element focus. Max 2 per session.
  • Checklists: for multi-step setup. Show progress. Celebrate completion.
  • Empty states: treat as onboarding surfaces, not error states.
  • NEVER use modal tutorials that block the interface
  • SHOULD use contextual hints that appear when relevant, not all at once

Anti-Patterns

  • Mandatory product tours that can't be dismissed
  • Asking users to invite their team before they've used the product
  • Settings pages as the first screen after signup
  • Feature tours that explain what things do instead of why they matter
  • Congratulating users for completing setup (celebrate value, not admin)

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