Onboarding screen examples

Welcome Screen

Hey Guys, This is the collaboration project with Shamima Nasrin. Thanks for her beautiful illustration. Let us know the feedback on design & don't forget to like the project. Ping me if you have any similar kind of work. email: nazirulhoque669@gmail.com skype: nazirul.hoque2 Thanks

8 Beautifully Illustrated Onboarding Screens in Mobile Design

To understand the value of your application and enjoy its features, modern web programs need to have an onboarding process. It is not just a whim. It is a crucial... The post 8 Beautifully Illustrated Onboarding Screens in Mobile Design appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

onboarding design

Education application boot page.I hope you like it

Improving Onboarding experience on Vahak — UI/UX Case Study!

Improving Onboarding experience on Vahak — UI/UX Case Study!Disclaimer — I was working in Vahak as a UI/UX designer and to redesign the onboarding flow was one of my major projects since I was the sole designer who worked on this.About VahakVahak is an online transport marketplace that provides a platform to help users who are looking for loads and lorries. The company offers features that make it easier for users to book loads & lorries, grow their network and establish an online brand presence.A glimpse of how the industry worksVahak caters to an audience who are not comfortable with digital technologies. Additionally, the users of Vahak do not have fixed roles and their responsibilities often overlap. For instance, a person who transports goods can also act as a broker while finding a truck for someone else, and can also become a shipper while arranging for the transportation of goods.Understanding the problem spaceAround 40% of the users drop after installing the app. Moreover, a major portion of the users that move forward also drop before completing the onboarding process. I identified a few significant problems with the current onboarding flow —The “Skip OTP Verification” CTA given in the OTP verification screen broke the onboarding flow.User had to go through 5 content heavy carousels to complete the walkthrough.User had to choose from two service type options, out of which one option further expands into 3 more options. This creates confusion and makes the decision making process difficult.After registering, users were asked to post load or lorry based on the service selection without providing any value proposition. Moreover, the skip option given there was not visible enough.The goal was to improve two key business metrics through onboarding:Increase the conversion rate from installation to registrationDecrease the average time taken to complete the onboarding process.My roleI was responsible for conducting user interviews, analysing user behaviour and feedback, and creating design solutions that are intuitive, efficient and easy to use.Final DesignDesign process and challengesI conducted user interviews which were quite challenging, since the audience of Vahak are impatient, they were not ready to give their time.I conducted competitive analysis, some of which were direct competitors and some were indirect. This helped me to come up with solutions to some extent.I had given lot of iterations and did usability testing to evaluate their performance in order to identify the version that was most effective.Competitive analysisI downloaded and analysed three apps. I compared the onboarding experience of each of the competitor’s app as a new and returning user.Response of qualitative and quantitative researchFrom the data team, I got to know there were major drops in “language” screen, “service type” screen and in “Create password” field.I have followed two research methods; qualitative and quantitative. In the qualitative analysis, I took interviews of 25 users based on the data which I got from the data team. Conducting user interviews helped me find their pain-points and challenges they were facing.User pain-pointsThe gap between the product and the on-ground reality was a major concern in Vahak’s case. For example: The service providers had different nomenclatures as per their region. Moreover, agents & brokers identify as transporters(Status driven society). This led to confusion on service selection and made it difficult for user to take action.Based on the user pain-points and insights, I prepared questions and surveyed 20 users to validate it.Actionable InsightsThe complexity of the “service type” screen was a major issue.Users were not sure what to write in the “company name” field.Creating password and remembering it was a huge pain for users.After conducting research and analysis, I was able to visualise the solution.High-fidelity prototypesWalkthrough: It is an additional distraction for our users as they are impatient and do not want to spend time on this process.Hence, I removed walkthrough and instead designed “Mobile Number” entry field in the same screen, reducing one extra step to make their sign-up process faster.Earlier, users had to select the language. But in the new flow we capture the users existing language on the keyboard and phone. This helped in skipping a step completely, also users can change language at any point of time during the process.OTP verification screen: “Skip OTP Verification” CTA had allowed users to skip the onboarding process which broke the flow. Vahak being a marketplace that caters to both demand and supply side of the users, this flow was difficult to provide a personalised experience, since there was no information on the users skipping the onboarding process.Hence, I removed the skip option, allowing them to complete the onboarding process which helps them to get personalised experience.Service type screen: Users had to choose from two service type options, out of which one option further expands into 3 more options. The more options available to the users, the more difficult it is for them to make a decision. If we overwhelm new users with various options and a barrage of information all at once then they are likely to struggle with decision making, losing sight of the bigger picture, and stop using the app.Simple language is what matters the most especially for less tech savvy users. Therefore, I kept it short and concise and removed the option for multiple selection. This simplified the process and made it more intuitiveCompany registration screen: “Create password” field hinders the user’s experience as users tend to forget password leading to drop-offs and less retention. Too many fields in the registration form create friction, for example; entering the location manually.I removed “Create password” field to make the company registration process smoother (This also increases the chance of retention). Moreover, the previous flow required the user to manually enter the location. However, in the new flow we capture the user’s location with just a click.Welcome screen: In this screen users can either start posting or skip posting and land on the marketplace. Right after completing the onboarding, users were asked to post without giving them any value, also the skip option is not visible enough.I added congratulatory screen post registration and also created a free business card for our users. This is a milestone moment to inform users that they’re done with their setup. Now they can share their business card, giving them the motivation they need to engage with the rest of the product.ImpactRedesigning the onboarding had a positive impact on the user experience. New onboarding flow had more conversion from installation to company registration.Average time taken to complete the onboarding process has decreased as I eliminated few steps in the new flow that simplified the process and made it more intuitive.Average time taken on the “service type” screen also decreased since users were able to take quick decisions in selecting their roles.ConclusionIt is essential to ensure that onboarding is designed to provide value to the user and encourage them to continue using the product.The main challenges faced were:Conducting user interviews, since our target users were mostly impatient and did not want to give their time for such interviews.Creating variations of certain screens to conduct usability testing to see which drives the goals up.Reducing complexity of the “Service type” screen.Improving Onboarding experience on Vahak — UI/UX Case Study! was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Joboard - Onboarding, Splash

This is the Onboarding and Splash screen of Joboard, job finding & search UI Kit. JOBOARD is a UI Kit specially designed for Job Finding, Job Search, or Job Vacancy app. All the features in this UI Kit template are made for both employer and employee. In this preview, Joboard introduces a minimalist application interface, to enhance the user experience when using the platform. Do you like it? Write your comments, I would like to hear your thoughts. Press L if you like it. Thank you. Buy this product here: Our Product | IG | FB | TW --- We are Agensip, a creative digital agency focusing on UI and UX stuff. Kindly visit our website at www.agensip.com to see more detail about us. Never hesitate to contact us via email at hi@agensip.com

Mobile App Onboarding Designs for Your Inspiration

Users may better understand what they’ll need to complete through an app’s or product’s onboarding design. It’s a method of gaining the trust and confidence of your users, which benefits them and is essential to improving conversion and customer retention for your company. In case you design mobile apps, onboarding design is the key to success. Let’s check on some of the best mobile app onboarding design practices with us.8 Top App Onboarding DesignsWhether on a desktop or mobile device, user onboarding is the first interaction new users have with your product. In order to demonstrate how to use your app, this introduction frequently takes the shape of a tutorial, walkthrough, or small demonstration. Here we’ve gathered the top onboarding app design concepts created by the team. Enjoy them!1. Electrys EV Charging AppA recently released app design case on Electrys by the Fireart team, has gained a place in the UI/UX Category among other design cases on Behance. Here’s a piece of its app design for your inspiration.2. Banking Service Mobile AppLook at our vision for the neobank mobile app’s new design concept, which embodies modern banking. The app’s home screen gives users a quick overview of their accounts, including their balances, most recent transactions, and key financial data. Prioritizing important information while retaining an aesthetically pleasing layout is done with care.3. Habit Tracking Mobile AppWe’re thrilled to present our research concept for a habit-tracking software that lets you monitor several habits at once.4. Blog Edit Tool Web AppOur current project includes a section on writing and editing blog articles. Please share your thoughts with us on the app design.5. InsummmeeA mobile app called INSUMMMEE offers 24/7 support and risk-free online insurance services. Users of the application can look through a variety of insurance plans for cars, apartments, renters’ insurance, and homes.6. Online Course Platform ConceptThis app offers a selected selection of top-notch courses taught by subject matter experts, whether you’re a newbie hoping to learn the ropes or an experienced designer wishing to further up your skills. Our platform delivers a smooth learning experience, from mastering typography to excelling at UI/UX design.7. Medication Reminder AppAn app reminds you to take your meds will help you remain on top of your health and make sure you are doing so according to your doctor’s instructions. You can conveniently keep track of your courses and medicines in one location.8. Customer relation appThis one is a part of our recent customer relation project. It helps you to organize all your customers, and tasks and get relevant analytics. Share your thoughts in the comments.Wrap upA new user’s first interaction with your product is known as user onboarding. The user onboarding process typically leads new users to their “got it!” moment as early as possible and is essential to ensuring that they continue to use your tool. Prioritizing important information while retaining an aesthetically pleasing layout is vital throughout all your mobile or web app UX/UI. That’s why pay attention to excellent and functional app designs for onboarding. Stay with us for more inspiring examples to come. Hire Fireart for your mobile app design ASAP.Originally published at https://fireart.studio on September 6, 2023.Mobile App Onboarding Designs for Your Inspiration was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.