I recently conducted an independent UX analysis of a convers...

I recently conducted an independent UX analysis of a conversational SaaS product’s signup & onboarding flow, focusing on first-time user experience and early activation. One insight stood out clearly: First-time users are goal-driven, not feature-driven. They want value quickly — not setup complexity. In this case study, I explore: • What first-time users are actually trying to achieve • Where system intent diverges from user intent • How early over-qualification increases cognitive load • Why timing (not fewer fields) is often the real UX problem This analysis is based on publicly accessible flows only and reflects an independent UX perspective — not affiliated with the product. Sharing this as a learning exercise and conversation starter. Happy to hear other perspectives