I talked with them. They're using wordpress, so it may not have been easy. (If they're terminating SSL at an LB or cloudflare, these things can be really annoying to debug with wordpress too!)
Don't forget, they are very new to mobile. Things that may be obvious to mobile devs are overlooked by a large company used to a captive console audience. Nintendo doesn't move quickly but they are very adaptable in the long run.
It looks like it's either console devs doing this, or Nintendo wrote some strict console-like requirements. Like login before you see anything and "you have to interact after the loading screen" silliness.
I refuse to buy it purely for this fact. Not because I want to pirate it, but because I do most of my mobile gaming while on a plane. And I'm not paying for in-flight WiFi just for Mario.
Seconded! They recently changed their backend bank, and it was surprisingly simple to get things moved over, even given that I had a direct deposit in place, which necessitated a more complicated process.
I thought that the Carvana trade-in onboarding was pure magic. A "custom" video that described the valuation of my car was so cool that even though I ended up trading in my car with a car I bought at a dealership I really wanted to be a Carvana customer.
We've put quite a bit of effort into our onboarding process at https://visualteamstatus.com/. Takes less than 60 seconds to go from nothing to a full account and dashboard with analytics. We think that's pretty good considering the integrations required between VTS and Visual Studio Team Services.
Not sure about the question is about new user on boarding. Recently, I just installed WhatsApp desktop app on my mac and hooked app on iOS device with desktop app and was blown away by simple QR code trick. I wish we build one click experiences for every integration/on boarding.
The plex app for the ps4 had a painless onboarding process that took about 30 seconds. It had you log in on a browser and put in a code the app gave you. It worked right away and left me impressed.
When you download an app on e.g. Windows you're used to first going through the installation dance. This app surprised and delighted me by having the downloaded .exe launch into running mode immediately. After I had tried it out and closed it, it then asked me whether I wanted to keep it installed.
I was able to get early access to status.im and can say that of all the crypto space solutions out there, onboarding with the mobile app was really intuitive.
As a corollary, are there any good libraries for helping build more complex onboarding flows, or do these all tends to be hand-built from scratch?
I've seen a few javascript walk-through tour type libraries, but what about something that integrates with a backend to be stateful on what a user has done?
Weird answer: the tutorial campaign in Factorio, each step is just the right size that you know what you have to do but you have to think a little bit and then the next step is slightly longer/more complex. I've not played a game properly for over a decade but thanks to the tutorial I'm over 60 hours in to Factorio and enjoying every minute.
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[ 3.9 ms ] story [ 119 ms ] thread* https://logz.io/ (log aggregation FTW)
* https://www.skylight.io/ (application performance monitoring for Ruby, similar to New Relic, written in Rust)
So, correct link may be http://logz.io instead of https://logz.io
Thanks for pointing that out. Should probably let them know.
UPDATE: I've let them know [0] and the root cause is simple.
[0] https://twitter.com/devstack/status/823762402382475265
One quibble: whoever believed that grey text on white paper was a good idea has issues that need to be addressed.
https://www.useronboard.com/onboarding-teardowns/
http://www.useronboard.com/how-supermariorun-onboards-new-us...
https://www.useronboard.com/how-duolingo-onboards-new-users/
https://www.carvana.com/trades
Their docs are solid. Packages available for many platforms. The tutorial is straightforward. Kibana is excellent for real-time time series graphing.
(I'm really biased because of the last sentence.)
And wow everything was just so easy, 5 minutes I had migrated my static site, custom domain and set up SSL.
Their documentation and customer support was fantastic.
p.s. they are a mail order pharmacy that packages pills into sachets
https://anydesk.com/remote-desktop
When you download an app on e.g. Windows you're used to first going through the installation dance. This app surprised and delighted me by having the downloaded .exe launch into running mode immediately. After I had tried it out and closed it, it then asked me whether I wanted to keep it installed.
It's kind of a tutorial run so I think that counts as an onboarding?
https://goo.gl/photos/jhwZSqaXRxHXUwZi9
https://status.im/
I've seen a few javascript walk-through tour type libraries, but what about something that integrates with a backend to be stateful on what a user has done?