Hey, everyone! Information is power, but too much information at once can be confusing. That's why we should design the experience in a way that allows new users to explore what they want to learn, with information available without being overwhelming.
In this clip:
- Have information available for new users
- Community-made tutorials
- Tweaking the user experience
It's great to see community members replying to new users, answering their questions, and welcoming them. However, sometimes the replies are too technical or contain too many links to follow. We could improve this by offering information in manageable amounts and letting users choose which areas to research further.
Inleo's features have been updated several times recently, so the tutorials also need an upgrade. The ideal scenario would be having the community create tutorials from their different perspectives and on different devices, ensuring there's always updated material for new users.
As a newcomer to Inleo, you can start with the basics, learning how to use features like Threads, Articles, Threadcasts, and subscriptions. Then, you can learn about the token and LeoDex, following the path that suits your interests. This is where community-made tutorials shine, as each new user can find an experienced community member whose profile they want to follow and check out their tutorials.
Posted Using InLeo Alpha
Hi Khal, I noticed these boxes and labels on Leode and I wondered what they meant?
Leodex
they are labelled as follows:
#feedback