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Grammarly excels at guiding users through installs they don't control. Our UX Bites cover overlay windows pinned to Apple's native settings and instructions embedded in iOS pages.
Key takeaways from 2 UX Bites
A Mac install overlay sticks to Apple's settings page, pointing at the exact step to complete
iOS instructions sit at the bottom of the settings page, i.e., where users actually get stuck
Grammarly hand-holds system-level installs, a flow most products leave to the operating system
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