How United Onboards New Users (design)
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How United Onboards New Users (design)
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Re: How United Onboards New Users (design)
#2I guess we're going to see this posted every day until United falls out of the headlines?
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=useronboard.com
It's interesting that every account that has posted this story submits multiple times a day.
Re: How United Onboards New Users (design)
#3I guess we're going to see this posted every day until United falls out of the headlines? https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=useronboard.com It's interesting that every account that has posted this story submits multiple times a day.
It was painful though
Re: How United Onboards New Users (design)
#4How United Offboards New Users: http://i.imgur.com/XbgHMVx.jpg
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#5It's good that someone is pointing out these basic mistakes. It's really easy to see which companies go the extra mile.
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#6Probably A/B tested for maximum customer annoyance /s
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#7I was happy to find that after the 149 slides I only needed to click my browser's back button once
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#8I was happy to find that after the 149 slides I only needed to click my browser's back button once
Yep, I was sure to check that a few slides in heheh.
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#9Surprised it made direct mention of the recent event.
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#10This is probably a result of having a huge team of disempowered developers, each working on delivering a tiny slice of functionality, with a product owner lacking any kind of organizational clout. Most likely the app team is beholden to a much larger, powerful and entrenched backend division that dictates what APIs they have available and when they can use them.