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How United Onboards New Users(useronboard.com)

over 6 years ago from Robert Anitei, UI/UX Designer @ robertanitei.com

  • Samuel HulickSamuel Hulick, over 6 years ago

    Hi all! I'm the person who made this. :)

    If you have any questions, critiques, or beyond, I will be checking the comments here regularly. Please shoot with anything you care to!

    9 points
    • Thom StoodleyThom Stoodley, over 6 years ago

      perhaps it needs a different ending, like once you've bought, gone through security, boarded and sat down..

      oh and can you change '>>' to '>' as I thought it would take me to the end not directly next

      okbye

      2 points
      • Samuel HulickSamuel Hulick, over 6 years ago

        Thanks for the UI feedback -- I hadn't heard that one yet.

        1 point
      • Rhys MerrittRhys Merritt, over 6 years ago

        Disagree with both points.

        This was onboarding for the app. Not a full service onboarding tear down.

        '>>' was fine on it's own being shown in the right and left. Had there been another '>' present somewhere, you might have a point.

        0 points
        • Thom StoodleyThom Stoodley, over 6 years ago

          Obviously if the single arrowhead was there then there wouldn't be an issue at all. The ability to use the keyboard and type the page number is great also.

          However think back to the iconography of fast-forward and rewind. I may be wrong but I thought by just using the double arrow or quotation marks (>>), it simply translates to greater than, less than and skip.

          Pagination should be important on a onboarding site, do consider changing the arrows.

          0 points