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Onboarding a complex product: a case study of Grammarly

Rosie Hoggmascall
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10 min readOct 11, 2024

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Written by Rosie Hoggmascall

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Great read. Thanks. I'm a Grammarly fan. I have a better sense of security as I'm writing quickly, hopefully not misplaced. I've not experienced the flashing, as you say, probably a settings thing. I did find a couple of typos in your copy tho'. Might want to try Grammarly.... : )

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Great share

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I love Granmarly but i hate the way it gets in my way. Sadly, I’m in a toxic relationship with them. I can’t put them off 😭

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