Context Shifting

When a query is slow to load, you could teach users ways to speed up the results, filling the wait so they're less likely to context shift elsewhere.

Example from

Posthog

Once a user adds their first task, you could explain Pro plan benefits in context, tying the upgrade to what they're doing rather than forcing a context shift.

Example from

Structured

As users browse options, you could expand each row to show its benefit (e.g., faster, seating for 6), so comparing them doesn't require a context shift.

Example from

Bolt

You could experiment with a 'lives' mechanic that raises the stakes, which may encourage users to stay focused on the task rather than context shifting away.

Example from

Duolingo

You could change the CTA label if a user has already used a template, sparing them the context shift of checking what they've done before.

Example from

Notion