Decision Paralysis - Deepstash

Decision Paralysis

  • Based on the concept of Decision Paralysis, if you give users twenty amazing features at the beginning, they feel flustered and don't use a single one.
  • But if you give them only two or three of those features, and have them slowly unlock more, then they begin to enjoy and love the complexity.

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