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Ranked by overall score (1-10), the average of User value, Effort (lower is better, flipped), Reach.
Let cautious users bypass setup while previewing the home screen, then track first-session completion.
Populate the home screen with clearly labeled examples so users can judge its value before setup.
Prompt for each missing permission only when its feature is tapped, reducing early setup abandonment.
Measure the first completed task, such as saving an item, to distinguish meaningful activation from screen views.
Ask only the three choices needed to personalize the first screen and compare activation rates.
Offer three concrete choices, then test whether personalized screens lift first-session completion by 10%.
Render the screen after each answer so users can correct mismatches before the setup ends.
Compare completion and day-seven return rates by answer combination to identify the strongest defaults.
Save progress after each step so interrupted users can finish without repeating answers.
Mark completed sections with timestamps so users can spot what remains and trust their progress.
Open the app from a reminder directly at the unfinished question, reducing restart friction.
Sync encrypted draft responses to the account so device changes do not erase onboarding progress.
Offer relevant connections from the address book with explicit consent to reduce manual entry.
Read prompts aloud and accept spoken answers for users who struggle with small screens or typing.
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