What makes a Product Intuitive?
Hello everyone 👋👋
I recently launched a product called NoCodeLetters and made it available to everyone in public beta. The value proposition of the product is very simple - send your newsletters directly from Notion.
We have had decent traction and people signing up to use the product. However, we noticed that people are not sending out as many test emails as we would like them to. Regarding this I wanted to understand:
- What makes a product intuitive?
- Is onboarding essential? (We were of the opinion that onboarding would not be critical)
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looking at the landing page, I am not able to connect the dots. you mentioned the value proposition, but how it will be achieved is still missing. that's why lot of companies give a small demo video on homepage.
product adoption is a hard problem to crack. you have to get it done in phases. someone signing up won't be immediately interested in using the product. you have to somewhat handhold them (onboarding) till they are comfortable using it. every product will have learning curve no matter how small.
@curiouspm Thank you for the feedback.
Can you elaborate a bit more when you say missing. What exactly should we express?
Hi Nagesh,
My main feedback is that most of the content is repetitive. Several of the initial sections boil down the same "Send newsletters directly from Notion".
I shared detailed feedback here: https://screenbud.com/shot/d38ff29e-a49f-4c43-a687-798b91161b6b
P.S. If you have time, I would appreciate any feedback on my feedback and on ScreenBud.
Hey @palmik
Thank you so much for your detailed feedback. Wow. ScreenBud feedback was awesome. Really loved the way you have provided the feedback. This is amazing. Thank you so much.