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Reactive Onboarding
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Reactive onboarding is a method of educating users about your product, by explaining what, and why something happened.
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Introduction
This is particularly useful when your app has lots of functionality that may not be necessary to learn, and it'd be impractical to force the user to acknowledge it immediately.
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Potential impacts
Feature usage
Productivity & efficiency
- Highlighting what just happened, and how you can change your behaviour in the future, can be a great way of teaching users to be more productive and efficient.
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"What a nice idea! Christopher Alexander would be proud to see patterns collected like this."
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