Onboarding UX is the user journey from initial sign-up through to experiencing the core value of your product for the first time. Without investing in getting your users to this "Aha!" moment you will always have a "leaky bucket" where new users abandon your product, making your marketing spend ineffective.

In this talk, former Google & Uber Design Lead Mark Lamb shares the tips, techniques, and tactics to help turn new users into engaged users.

Key Takeaways

Key mistakes product teams make with onboarding
How to use user psychology principles to motivate users to use your product
How to optimise your product's empty states
UX solutions to guide your users through to the "Aha!" moment

About the Speaker

Mark is an independent UX consultant with 20 years of experience designing world-class digital products and leading design teams. Previously, he served in design leadership roles at Google, Uber, and Adobe in San Francisco, and speaks at design and innovation conferences worldwide. He offers UX strategy consulting for startups, specialising in user onboarding and activation.

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