JOS
@james-osullivan.bsky.social
I help #NoCode founders unlock growth by improving their user onboarding.
Learn more 👉 notcode.co
Learn more 👉 notcode.co
Great onboarding isn't about teaching users what your product does.
It’s about showing them how it makes their life better.
It’s about showing them how it makes their life better.
December 2, 2024 at 3:53 PM
Great onboarding isn't about teaching users what your product does.
It’s about showing them how it makes their life better.
It’s about showing them how it makes their life better.
Users don't want to learn your product. They want to achieve their goals.
Your onboarding should get them to their goal as quickly as possible.
December 2, 2024 at 11:55 AM
Users don't want to learn your product. They want to achieve their goals.
Your onboarding should get them to their goal as quickly as possible.
No-coders, what are your thoughts on the latest AI dev tools?
Bolt, V0, cursor replit ect?
Do you think these will eventually replace no-code?
Bolt, V0, cursor replit ect?
Do you think these will eventually replace no-code?
December 2, 2024 at 9:48 AM
No-coders, what are your thoughts on the latest AI dev tools?
Bolt, V0, cursor replit ect?
Do you think these will eventually replace no-code?
Bolt, V0, cursor replit ect?
Do you think these will eventually replace no-code?
There are 3 key during a user’s onboarding.
1. When they sign-up.
2. When they first experience the product's value.
3. When they begin to use it consistently.
Most think onboarding finishes at step one.
1. When they sign-up.
2. When they first experience the product's value.
3. When they begin to use it consistently.
Most think onboarding finishes at step one.
November 25, 2024 at 12:24 PM
There are 3 key during a user’s onboarding.
1. When they sign-up.
2. When they first experience the product's value.
3. When they begin to use it consistently.
Most think onboarding finishes at step one.
1. When they sign-up.
2. When they first experience the product's value.
3. When they begin to use it consistently.
Most think onboarding finishes at step one.
Your onboarding flow is likely filled with unnecessary steps.
New users have no patience for:
- Lengthy instructions
- Steep leaving curves
- Filling in unnecessary fields.
Show them your product's value as quickly as possible.
Cut everything else.
November 24, 2024 at 2:18 PM
Your onboarding flow is likely filled with unnecessary steps.
New users have no patience for:
- Lengthy instructions
- Steep leaving curves
- Filling in unnecessary fields.
Show them your product's value as quickly as possible.
Cut everything else.