You have approximately three minutes. That is how long most users will invest in a new product before deciding whether it is worth their time. Your onboarding flow must deliver a clear success moment within that window.
The instinct is to teach users everything upfront. Resist it. Show only what users need to achieve their first goal. Everything else can be taught contextually, just-in-time, as they encounter it.
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