Product-Led Onboarding Notes
The best onboarding does not explain the product. It gets the user to the first real outcome faster.
Onboarding is not a tour. It is a controlled path to proof. Users do not need to understand every feature before they trust the product; they need to experience one clear win.
That means removing setup drag, pre-filling smart defaults, and making the next action obvious. The first session should feel like progress, not paperwork.
A useful onboarding flow teaches through momentum. Each step should create something the user wants to keep.
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