Improve empty states to drive feature adoption for first-time users
Context
- Multiple UX studies have cited that users struggle with GitLab terminology, especially coming from other platforms.
- Empty states help onboard new users to GitLab terminology and features and can be used as a lever to drive adoption
Scope of this issue
- Audit empty states for features tied to team activation
- Ideas to explore:
- Conduct solution validation on design exploration
- Potentially roll out new empty states as an experiment
Further information
UX research - users struggle with GitLab terminology:
- Learnability longitudinal study
- SDLC golden journey
- Trial sign up motivations
- Growth onboarding customer calls
- Invited user onboarding solution validation
Previous experiments have aimed at leveraging empty states as a lever to drive early adoption:
Edited by 🤖 GitLab Bot 🤖