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Customize onboardings for different user groups

Onboardings in Adapty offer you two main options to customize onboardings for different user groups:

  • Adding quizzes: Redirect your users to different screens based on how they answer your questions.
  • Using variables: Personalize your communication with users based on the data they input.

Add quizzes​

If you want to make onboarding more engaging, add quizzes to your onboarding and tailor the onboarding experience based on what users answer. In this guide, we will show you a simple setup example.

Let's say in your recipe app, you want to know whether your users are vegan/vegetarian and then learn more about their preferences, considering the answer.

Step 1. Add screens​

  1. Add a new screen. Then, add a Quiz element to it. You can select any quiz type – with or without emojis or images.
  2. Add the screens you will display to different user groups. In our example, they will collect additional info, so they will also contain quizzes.
  3. Add a final screen. It will indicate that the onboarding has ended, so users can go straight to the app.

Step 2. Configure navigation​

  1. To set up conditional navigation, select the Options element on the first quiz screen. In the Behavior section, add Action on Option. Since we want to redirect users to different screens based on their answers, select Navigate as an action and select Dynamic for Data and your Options element in State. Associate each option with a screen.

  2. On both conditionally displayed screens, configure the navigation button. Since we need to skip the second conditional screen we've added, point the navigation button specifically to the screen you want to show next.

Use variables​

Variables are values set based on user input or environmental data. They are key in creating a more personalized and improved onboarding experience.

This is how you can use variables:

  1. Create a text input field, date picker, or options element and set its ID.

  2. Use the element ID in onboarding texts in the {{element-id}} format. For example, you can personalize your text using the user's name.

  3. When your users input their data during the onboarding process, it will be dynamically added to where you use variables.