What are your thoughts on video tutorials in your product?

Marvin Mändle
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We just implemented some tutorials in our app, to explain the functionality to our users. What do you think about video tutorials in your product?

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Milli Sen
If the same issue is raised frequently or to showcase usecases, I would consider adding video tutorials.
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Indu Thangamuthu
Worth for few of our complicated products that help new users to learn how to use.
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Thu Tra Dao
We have been requested a lot by our customers to put our video tutorials on our website and product. It makes information easily accessible, and also reduces support queries
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Simona O'Neill
I personally think that video tutorials are great. Especially useful for people who aren’t that tech savvy or don’t want to spend time figuring out how to do things themselves. Zero harm having tutorials available as long as they’re not compulsory to watch .
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Marvin Mändle
@simona_o_neill3 Yes, I also think for the no-tech-people and also older generations it's really helpful!
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Filippo Calabrese
In view of the Product Hunt, I think that rather than a tutorial, it would be good to have some kind of teaser that illustrates the application as a whole in a few seconds. On the other hand, in terms of documentation, tutorials are certainly useful in video format but at the same time are prone to quickly become obsolete due to fixes and new features
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Marvin Mändle
@filippo_calabrese for Product Hunt we do have a teaser, I agree with you. Good point, tutorials have to be developed next to the platform.
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Joonatan
Depends, in some cases they can be useful but tbh I've never watched them. I just want to go try the product myself
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Marvin Mändle
@joonatanvanhala it depends on the learning type I guess. When I think about my father, he is always reading the instructions and watching videos before using a product. Maybe it's also a generation thing
JD Worcester
Prefer a walkthrough of the app, preferably on the homepage before any onboarding so I can interact and try the demo rather than watching a video...
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Marvin Mändle
@jd_worcester agree, when walkthroughs work for you app and product it's super helpful. Especially in solutions with many functions
Christian Schneider
It should definitely be an option if the interface is different or the userbase come across common issues. But the safe bet is to have video tutorials.
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Konrad S.
Video tutorials can be very helpful of course, but I think interactive tutorials would be even better. Lerning by doing > learning by watching, and not the problem that it's too fast or too slow for some.
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Marvin Mändle
@konrad_sx agree, when product tours work for your product I would also do it. But I think it's the same problem. There are always people who skip it. In the end the various onboarding and help resources make a nice user experience I guess.
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samara khan
I would like to say that this blog really convinced me to do it! Thanks, very good post. sungaitoto
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Alvaro Villalba Perez
I wouldn't put videos inside the app, in our product culture that's been lazy for not improving the UX and wanting a quick fix... We complemented our product with some blog articles explaining how to use it -- but not inside the app per se But whatever works! Share your discoveries (:
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Marvin Mändle
@alvarovillalb_ thanks for sharing. Will share our best working onboarding and help resources two months after our launch!
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Novie Rose Rianna Dizon
Video tutorials are very helpful for users. Our product is interactive video and it actually needs a video tutorial so users can maximize using it :)
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