November 2023 Summaries

Frigade has launched component examples on productonboarding.com to demonstrate the high customizability of its components, which are designed to integrate seamlessly with customers' products and brands. By recreating onboarding patterns from notable companies like Figma, Framer, and Github, Frigade illustrates how its components can be tailored to fit various needs. Users can explore the component tab on the website to access drop-in React templates that allow them to incorporate these onboarding experiences into their products quickly.

Frigade has launched component examples on productonboarding.com to demonstrate the high level of customizability of their components, which are designed to seamlessly integrate with customers' products and brands. By recreating onboarding patterns from companies like Figma, Framer, and Github, Frigade showcases how their components can be tailored to fit various needs. Users can utilize these examples as they are or as inspiration for their products, with the option to access drop-in React templates for quick integration of these onboarding experiences into their own platforms.

Frigade has introduced a new feature in its @frigade/react library, version 1.38.8 and above, that simplifies the process of mapping data collected during a guest session to a registered user account, which is a typical requirement in product onboarding flows. Traditionally, this process required developers to create a custom datastore to track guest sessions, manage cookies or local storage for storing IDs, and write extensive code to map the session data to the database. However, Frigade's new functionality allows developers to achieve this with a single line of code using the linkExistingGuestSessionToUser method in the Flows Hook, streamlining the integration of unauthenticated user data with registered user accounts efficiently.

Frigade has introduced a new feature in its @frigade/react version 1.38.8 and above, which allows developers to seamlessly integrate data collected from unauthenticated users during the onboarding process into their registered accounts with just one line of code. This feature addresses the common onboarding scenario where users complete tasks like filling out forms or checklists before account registration, which traditionally required complex custom datastores, session tracking, and extensive coding to map guest session data to user accounts. By using the linkExistingGuestSessionToUser method within the Flows Hook, developers can efficiently merge guest session data with registered user accounts, significantly simplifying the process of managing user data during onboarding.