Most products solve obvious problems.
The interesting ones solve embarrassing problems.
Dategain (https://www.dategain.com/) started with one observation: "Many men don't know, how to talk to women!"
So we designed a product where users can practice conversations, compete in flirt battles, and learn from better responses in real time.
Less theory. More reps.
Because confidence isn't learned by reading. It's learned by doing.
How better can you flirt? Try here
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dategain.app&pcampaignid=web_share)Have you ever designed for a problem people are embarrassed to admit they have?
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Most onboarding flows feel like paperwork. This one was designed to feel like a conversation.
Most onboarding flows ask users questions the business wants answered. I tried to ask questions users actually wanted to answer.
While designing Dategain's onboarding, I wasn't interested in demographics.
I wanted context. Not "How old are you?", But "What usually goes wrong in your dating life?" kind.
Getting ghosted? Overthinking replies? Struggling to start conversations?
Those answers help users feel understood and help us personalize their experience from day one.
A good onboarding flow shouldn't feel like filling out paperwork.
It should feel like someone saying: "Got it. I know where you're stuck. Let's fix that."
That's the feeling I optimized for.
Project: Dategain - A Flirt Battle App
Test your flirting skills now. (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dategain.app&pcampaignid=web_share)