OK, this is what I have: an online shop where people can look around but need an account plus some filled-in extra personal data fields before they can buy something. What is the best way of onboarding and how to achieve that? Right now I have three buttons: Sign In / Sign Up, visible when not l…

This is tough. In my experience, getting them to a sign-up screen is hard enough. I once held that I should only show the onboarding screen until they had finished the profile, but the abandonment rate was horrible. Only after I allowed them in to get a “sneak peek” was I able to get them to fini…

Yeah, this is totally unique (no competitor due to unique competitive advantage) and everyone can look around and see everything and all that before buying but after that, I still think I need to remove every unnecessary step. So the problem is not loosing clients, the question is how do I make thi…

Didn’t we already have this discussion a few days ago? :thinking: I already gave my recommendation: [image] How to do this more simple? (Signing up with required extra data fields) That sounds perfectly fine to me slight_smile I guess if you wanted to “tease” your user…

How to do this more simple? (Signing up with required extra data fields) “tease” your users a bit Perfect answer!

My question is not so much the logic, I know the steps that I need them to take, and I have that up and running, but I wonder if there is a better way. A shorter way. Is it possible to lead them from 1 to 2 to 3 with a custom action? Or is that not possible? So after they signed up, show them the ed…

[image] erwblo: So after they signed up, show them the edit profile screen I think @Darren_Murphy ’s solution not only makes sense but is pretty common in the ‘checkout’ scenarios on websites. Only after you fill up your cart and are ready to purchase to they ask you all the pertinent informa…

I am trying to understand some of the logic behind Glide as well :wink: So this is not an option, right? [CleanShot 2023-01-04 at 16.03.09@2x]

Well, you can do that, but what you’ll most likely end up with is a Form Screen on top of an Edit Screen on top of the Sign In Screen. The thing is, you can’t set up an action to stop and wait for a user to do something. What you need to do is create a flow. So you show the first screen, and then s…

[image] Darren_Murphy: The thing is, you can’t set up an action to stop and wait for a user to do something. Ah ok! Clear! And thanks, maybe it was a stupid question, but I learned what is not possible!

What is the best logic for my new user / client?

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David_Gabler January 4, 2023, 2:57pm 5

Perfect answer!

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What is the best logic for my new user / client?

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