Screen 2.5: First Value Moment

Prototype

Surprised utility — "Wait, I can actually use this?"

A/B Testing: Reuse Discovery

This is the moment Aaron realizes value. "You've explained 'reduce, reduce, reduce' 4 times..." Surface patterns and time savings.

A: Pattern discoveryB: Contextual suggestionsC: Dashboard summary
Journey Phase: Cautious Exploration (Phase 2 - Final) • Aaron's State: Surprised utility • Success Signal: "Wait, I can use this for my Skillshare prep?"
💡

I've noticed something...

You've been sharing knowledge. Patterns are emerging. Here's what I'm seeing.

Time you've saved

12

responses captured

~36min

of future answers

Where this helps:

Skillshare prepSpeaking Q&AStudent questions

Patterns I've noticed:

"Reduce, reduce, reduce"
4x

This seems to be your core design philosophy. You've explained it 4 different ways.

Logo designClient feedbackProcess capturePricing discussion
Analog before digital
3x

Your analog-first approach comes up consistently when talking about process.

Process captureThick markers storyTool philosophy
Commitment over perfection
3x

You value bold moves over endless iteration. Fat markers, quick decisions.

Marker choiceSketch philosophyClient work

Version A Design Notes:

  • Pattern discovery — surface repeated themes
  • Shows occurrences and contexts
  • User can explore or dismiss each pattern
  • Pros: Demonstrates tangible value
  • Cons: May feel analytical

Version A

Show patterns with context and occurrences.

Risk: Too analytical

Version B

Show value in action with real scenarios.

Risk: Feels staged

Version C

Big numbers, clear value, quick impact.

Risk: Too surface

🎯 Phase 2 Complete After This Screen

If Aaron sees tangible value (patterns, time savings, reuse), Phase 2 trust is earned. Next: Phase 3 (Burst Adoption) with deep dives, speaking prep, and real workflow integration.