Well that's the thing. It's so easy that it's really just about diving in. I think with GPT more than with typical code it's "do first, design later" because it's so quick and so unpredictable and so magical.
Assuming it's something non essential like a suggestion to the user that is. Obviously it is far more challenging if you're letting the AI call potentially destructive functions etc.
Interesting. I honestly need to go and build a GPT-powered feature--actually see what it looks like in practice vs as a concept in my head. And pre population is an easy place to start, thanks for the inspiration :)
A specific tip for good onboarding: use ChatGPT API for prepopulating.
Example from DemoTime: before we can create highlights of your meeting we need to know what to look for. The user tells us with scenes.
One part of this is the user selects an icon for each feature. We can give the headline to GPT and smart pre populate the icon.
Think smart prepopulation rather than AI mascot wizard.
Great advice--smart pre population is huge. How did you find implementing with ChatGPT for that?
Well that's the thing. It's so easy that it's really just about diving in. I think with GPT more than with typical code it's "do first, design later" because it's so quick and so unpredictable and so magical.
Assuming it's something non essential like a suggestion to the user that is. Obviously it is far more challenging if you're letting the AI call potentially destructive functions etc.
Interesting. I honestly need to go and build a GPT-powered feature--actually see what it looks like in practice vs as a concept in my head. And pre population is an easy place to start, thanks for the inspiration :)
As an engineer led company we implemented onboarding very simply for DemoTime. Just flags on the project for each completed step.
It's a checklist but it starts easy (upload a logo etc.) and finishes hard (get highlights from a demo meeting).
Would be great to see a future topic on onboarding specifically for high complexity software products.
Thanks for the feedback! Will definitely do some research on that and get a bit going.