Onboarding UX design tips for mobile
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Pixel Federation describes a concrete onboarding fix path: data shows players buy ships but don’t send them, so five small changes raise sent-after-purchase from ~59% to 85% (after UI/flow tweaks) and to 96% once a lightweight tutorial is added, delivering ~40% day‑1 retention in soft launch. Changes include a clearer steering-wheel icon, dynamic conditional tooltips, a rule to hide the dock button when inappropriate, and making ships appear instantly in port when a slot is free.
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