Hi @Zian and welcome to the forum!
Wow what a comprehensive first post you’ve done! I do agree with several of the things you’ve pointed out. (And I’ll adress a few of them, but I’ll do so in new linked topics to keep the conversations neat and clean.)
I can also agree with the analogy that @duane wrote. Flowx is a complex “vehicle” for conveying plenty of information. It will take time to get use to it.
The most important take away from this dialog so far is that “The New User Experience” is limited by the fact that new users don’t read the help.
This is true!
Some minor things could be polished, and made more clear, but most things is in there.
This is also true, and I do believe that it is possible, without spending too much time and effort, to make the content from the help more accessible for new users.
The big questions are of course:
- how to improve the “new user experience” without anoy old users (who tend to react strongly and mostly negative to almost all changes)
- how the task of improveing the "new user experience"should be prioritized comparerd to all other tasks of developing and maintaining an app like Flow.