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How would you improve the new user experience on Twitter?

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What this question tests

Onboarding product thinking: identifying why new users churn early and proposing a fix grounded in a known cold-start problem.

How to approach it

  1. Identify the user: someone new to Twitter who has not yet built a following or found relevant content, facing a cold-start problem.
  2. Name the pain point: an empty or irrelevant timeline in the first session makes the product feel useless before the user invests any time.
  3. Propose a fix: an improved onboarding flow that asks for specific interests and suggests real, active accounts to follow immediately, not generic suggestions.
  4. Prioritize the first-session timeline quality over cosmetic onboarding UI, since content relevance is the actual retention driver.
  5. Define success as day 1 and day 7 retention for new users, and number of accounts followed in the first session.

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