- Flow
- Ask only what onboarding needs
- Product
- Productivity
Where it appears
Behavioural observations
What this screen may illustrate.
The screen turns the labelled options and their selected states into explicit options rather than asking people to recall a hidden command or category.
The screen asks for personal information without always making purpose, retention and later editability equally visible. Short explanatory copy would let people interpret the request more accurately.
Profile information is requested in a bounded step rather than inside the first access decision. That pacing is useful when every field is necessary and the remaining journey is accurately represented.
Labels, rows or chips group the labelled options and their selected states into recognisable units, helping people scan a larger set without reading it as one block.