Signet iOS App Onboarding

Multistep Onboarding Flow

Onboarding wasn’t just a checklist—it was the first impression. Each brand had to show value in its own voice. We built a flexible, multistep flow that educated, reassured, and encouraged opt-in without overwhelm. From location to notifications, tracking to rewards, each step adjusted naturally to brand and need.

Partner

Signet Jewelers

My Role

UX Strategy Onboarding Flow Permission Logic Voice & Tone Design

Built With

Figma Amor Design System iOS Native Components A/B Testing

Outcome

Built flexible onboarding that respected trust and scaled across brand.

Kay App 1
Kay App 1
Kay App 1

We built a modular onboarding framework that scaled across brands. Each screen used warm visuals, banner-aligned copy, and clear benefits—building trust before asking for access. The flow supported up to five steps, with logic to control if and when system prompts appeared.

Kay App 2
Kay App 2
Kay App 2
Kay App 3
Kay App 3
Kay App 3



Jared App 4
Jared App 4
Jared App 4

Permissions weren’t front-loaded—they were earned. Users first saw custom screens that explained the why before any native prompt appeared. Separating context from the OS request reduced drop-off and boosted opt-ins for notifications, location, and tracking.

Zales App 5
Zales App 5


Permissions weren’t front-loaded—they were earned. Users first saw custom screens that explained the why before any native prompt appeared. Separating context from the OS request reduced drop-off and boosted opt-ins for notifications, location, and tracking.


Kay App 6
Kay App 6
Kay App 7
Kay App 7
Kay App 7
Kay App 6
Jared App 4
Zales App 5

This flow wasn’t static. Each card could be reordered, swapped, or disabled based on user state, brand priorities, or feature launches. That flexibility let us test messaging, update copy, and experiment with opt-in strategies—without rebuilding the experience.

Supporting Features