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Our onboarding flow has always been mainly a "default" experience — the result of many small decisions instead of a comprehensive plan. Largely that's a result of how we’re organized internally. If you look at onboarding from the user’s point of view, you’ll see the work of many individual teams with their own agendas and goals (e.g., Product, User Experience, Creative, Mozilla.org, Legal, Marketing, etc.). To address this, we’re taking a user-centric approach, working together as a cross-functional team to build a new onboarding experience in a holistic and systematic way.
== Current Work ==
=== MVP Test===
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We are preparing a Funnelcake test for mid-February 2017 ([https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1322718 Bug 1322718]). This focuses on creating a simple, consistent, beautiful install experience with minimal friction. It will also debut the automigration feature (automatically importing data from the default browser) and a redesigned New Tab page in place of the default home page.
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==The Plan *DRAFT*==
**[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095739 Bug 1095739] - Allow a "new user" experience to happen subsequent to Firefox being uninstalled
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*'''Updating, Returning and New user tours for Australis (Fx 29- Now Decommissioned):''' Australis was the codename for the Firefox UI update released with Firefox 29. We created a tour for Returning and Updating Firefox users to explain what was new. [https://mozilla.michaelverdi.com/building-a-new-firefox-update-experience/ Read more about that here.] We also repurposed this for New Firefox users for a number of releases before moving it to the help menu. [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1293539 It was finally decommissioned] in September 2016.
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