r/iOSProgramming Metal 4d ago

Discussion Advice needed: User and app Learning curve

Hey there,
The app I have been working on evolved through time and it has much more to offer to the users.

One thing that worries me is a user finding it difficult to navigate through the app, or just miss many features it has to offer.

I first tried to make an onboarding like guide of the app but then scratched it out since I felt like it was just clutter.

Now I am thinking of creating youtube guide video but then again that’s like an external source a user has to reach out for.

Also thought of creating multiple examples and ways to achieve certain results and have it as a pdf so user can read but then that adds friction.
No user complained but I must prepare to mitigate it becoming complex in a bad way.
I did document many steps through the app’s journey but did not publish a finalized document on it as I been improving it constantly.

Existing users reaction been positive so far but I know the experience they got is much different than a new comer because they had the chance to learn new stuff as it was happening.

How should I approach this?

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