The interface should be understandable for new users. A complex design can scare off customers.
To make it easier for beginners to get to know the service and find the information they need, it is recommended not to overload the page, leaving more free space, and also to use large font sizes.
Experts also recommend using this tactic when creating a targeted industry database registration page, product tour, Knowledge Base, etc.
The registration page should be as simple and intuitive as possible. It is necessary to formulate questions in such a way that the user can answer them quickly and briefly. In case more extensive data about the client is required for registration, it is best to request it on the next page so as not to cause negativity.
It is important to remember that onboarding elements are designed in the same style as the sections of the website or application.
All prompts that the system offers to the user should be concise and clearly worded. In particular, if the client needs to put a check mark in a certain place, it is worth writing: "Put a check mark on the right side of the screen."
