User Onboarding Teardowns is Samuel Hulick's ongoing collection of slideshow-style critiques walking through how real apps handle first-time signup and onboarding — dozens of them, each stepping through the actual screens with commentary.
Hulick doesn't just show the screens, he narrates the reasoning and second-guesses the designer's choices in real time, which teaches the "why" behind onboarding decisions in a way a static screenshot gallery can't.
Good for product and UX designers specifically working on a signup or first-run flow who want a worked example of how to critique one, not just a look at the finished screens.
The tone is opinionated and often played for laughs — genuinely useful critique, but read it as one experienced designer's take, not a neutral or exhaustive audit.
Teardowns of real product onboarding flows, with lessons on what works.
