Product? Twitter

What does it do? Tweet, retweet, you know the drill. Keep it short.

Twitter home page

• Clear page with nice images

Signup form

• The content I entered on the first page is repeated here. This is a good way to let me validate what I entered before
• I like the feedback next to each field and the tone is friendly
• Username has to be unique and it’s validated again after each change in the field

Introduction to onboarding

• Received a personalized e-mail after completing the previous step to confirm my account
• Onboarding layout feels a bit outdated next to the rest of Twitter
• Would be nice to have the images on the right to be real time, there is a picture from December 2013 on there
• Nice to see that onboarding has 6 total steps

Specify my interests

• Funny that the options are specified in Dutch, even though I selected English

Follow suggested users based on interests

• Smart move to autofollow all of those users
• Nice sticky header when I scroll down
• Again, Dutch suggestions
• Good to have a confirmation inside the button: “Follow 36 and continue”

Customize my profile

• Nice usage of browser API’s to let me take a picture with my webcam
• Hover over “Upload photo” button reminds me that drag and drop is an option too
• Ability to skip this step is good

Find people you know

• Good to mention my contacts won’t be bothered
• Option to skip this step is a bit hidden and in a different place than before
• I’m not able to find contacts by entering a name or e-mail address myself

Short animation and feed

• After finishing the previous step, a short animation is presented. This is supposed to be step 6, but it is really short. On one hand it is nice to have 5 actual steps and display it as 6, but I’d change it to 5 because it looks easier and shorter.
• After completing the onboarding process my feed is presented. I still have to confirm my e-mail address, so a notification to do this is presented
• Done!