onboard

Onboarding flow design creates guided experiences like empty states and tooltips to help first-time users understand product value quickly and adopt it with confidence, accelerating early value.

Design onboarding flows by drafting an initial outline covering empty states, guided tours, in-product prompts, and contextual help, then validate it with a quick usability check to reduce friction.

Yes, you can design contextual help and tooltips using a Markdown body with operational instructions and optional YAML frontmatter, requiring no external dependencies to structure the user education content.

The best way to reduce onboarding friction is to implement structured user education flows with in-product prompts and empty states, directly targeting adoption metrics to improve first-use comprehension.

Use empty states to provide contextual guidance within specific product areas before data exists, while guided tours are better suited for navigating users across multiple features to accelerate time-to-value.

No, the onboarding skill does not require specific scripts or reference directories to function, though it may include optional scripts, references, and assets directories if they are present.