### Problem The current experience for a net new user that's invited to an existing namespace includes a lot of confusing steps and duplicative steps. This is likely contributing to a lower accepted invite rate. ### Current user experience | First email the user recieves | After clicking the link in the invite email, I land on the sign in page | After clicking "register now" I land on the register page | After submitting the register page I'm brought to page indicating I have to confirm my email | Confirm my email address email | After clicking in link in the confirm my email address email I'm brought into new user onboarding | After completing the required onboarding steps I'm brought into a learn GitLab project | | ------ | ------ | ------ |------ |------ |------ |------ | |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | | Notes: | Notes: This is a really strange as a new user, there's a lot happening on this page. Should I sign in, do I have an account? I tried to sign-in and I got an error message. I then clicked the small hyperlinked text to "register now" | Notes: It's nice that it's remembering my email address but there's still a lot of content on this page with a lot of exit points for me to not accept my invite | Notes: Why does a user that's already clicked a link from their email have to reconfirm their email address :frowning2: | Notes: | Notes: Invited users shouldn't be brought into this experience as it will likely confuse them on why they need to create a group & project just to access a group they've been invited to | Notes: the invited user lands in learn GitLab project which is designed to onboard net new sign ups not invited users. The invited user needs to figure out their own that they should navigate to "groups" and find the other group and project they were invited to | ### Solution I want to create individual issues within this epic for us to tackle all the problems in the experience documented above.