My First Time UX Youtube is Launched!

3 months ago, I read "Fail Fast, Fail Often" and Chapter 1 encouraged me to do what would make me feel happiest. So I spent my quarantine 2020 summer filming FTUX (first time user experiences) of different platforms, enterprise and startup, eventually coming up with a 4-part formula to evaluate the First Time UX of a product (this is the most direct correlation to churn, retention, and engagement). The name? PRODUCT SINS. Because it's a sin to waste customer's time.My #1 Learning: It doesn't MATTER how many engineers you have!> If you're building a platform with 200+ engineers like Microsoft Teams or 5, the first time UX is the most democratic experience. It's a make it, or break it 5min - where a prospective customer "gets it" or not. They receive some value, and decide if it's valuable/cool/noteworthy enough to invest more time.So...FTUX is insanely difficult! And I LOVE talking anyone's ear off about it. So I'm giving away 5 Free FTUX evaluations! No obligations (except to hear me talk your ear off about changes you can implement) past evaluation.Apply for one here! https://forms.gle/Bm7jPkrA1WxoVsgf8(Or if you're super excited, send me an email @ [email protected]).Why FTUX is Insanely Difficult! [2min] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RzLMQ0t8js

My First Time UX Youtube is Launched!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RzLMQ0t8js

My First Time UX Youtube is Launched!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RzLMQ0t8js