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by chatmasta
3999 days ago
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> The user interface is totally empty when starting out. When seeing a ‘clean’ installation or account, there are no instructions to get you started. This is such a big problem, and such low hanging fruit, it sucks to see products fail to implement proper onboarding. I understand why... writing user interfaces is a pain in the ass. Onboarding is usually done after "finishing" the code (of course the code is never actually finished), so generally most programmers are probably so exhausted after writing the code that implementing an additional onboarding process seems like too much trouble, because "JUST SHIP IT!" It's like the programmers do 95% of the work, then stop caring about the last 5%. But it just means that the 95% goes to waste. |
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