Lyst: designing an onboarding that learns your taste from the first tap
Designing an onboarding that captures a shopper's taste from the very first tap
Designing an onboarding that captures a shopper's taste from the very first tap

Lyst is a global fashion platform, and everything depends on understanding a shopper's taste. That understanding has to start in the first minute, before the feed has any history to learn from. I'm leading the redesign of new-user onboarding: taste capture, a style quiz, gender selection, and the contextual pop-ups that ask for the right thing at the right time, all built on a refreshed design system.
Where onboarding begins
The first four screens a new shopper meets: sign-up, account creation, brand selection, and notifications. Each stays light on friction while quietly capturing enough taste to personalise the feed from the first session.





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