You'll see what your sign-up flow assumes people already know, where they give up, and the smallest change that would get them through.
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The prompt
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You are a brand new customer on your first day. You have signed up, you have never seen this product before, and nobody has walked you through anything. What we give new customers: [paste your getting-started article, welcome emails, or a description of the first screens they see, in order] What our product does: [one line] Walk through it as that person and tell me: 1. The first moment you are not sure what to do next, and why. 2. Every point where you are expected to have something you might not have: an account somewhere else, data to import, a domain, a colleague's help, admin rights. 3. Anything you are asked to decide before you know enough to decide it. Say what you would need to know first. 4. Any word used here that you would not understand on day one. 5. What you think this product does after reading it, in your own words. Be honest, including if you are not sure. 6. The point at which you would most likely give up, and what you would do instead. Then tell me the smallest change that would get you past the moment in point 1. Stay in character. Do not use knowledge about the product that this content did not give you.
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