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binji π΄
@binji.eth
the holy grail metric: # of clicks reduce # of clicks for a user to do an action rigorously optimize for this wdyt?
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
100%, this is the way
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shazow
@shazow.eth
counterpoint: mainly do this post-PMF too easy to conflate amazing ux with providing real value, but it doesn't last. some friction can be good to "reveal preferences" of users (if it's worth it for them, they'll jump through hoops to get it). reducing friction after PMF is a great amplification lever.
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Nick Smith
@iamnick.eth
optimise for delight. Iβd happily do a few more clicks during onboarding if it makes me feel a sense of amazement. study Arc browser, Mercury, Family etc
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Sean
@sean07.eth
I mostly agree but I think itβs less about clicks and more about having the user understand the point.
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Ξ2T π°
@earth2travis
As long as it supports a reduction in time-to-value
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Apurv
@apurvkaushal
Agents can solve for this in the future hopefully
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