The document discusses designing guidance for complex tasks by splitting them into smaller steps, guiding the user through each step, and motivating them to continue. It recommends allowing play to help users learn by making mistakes, and providing context on what's next to keep them engaged. Existing challenges include some tasks being inherently difficult, help not always being contextual, and some things only being learned through experience.

1. Design for learning how to educate your users

8. Don't leave your user alone too early

9. Ask others to help your new user

10. Have a special functionality, let the user already use it during sign up

13. motivate, and give an answer to 'what's next'

15. Existing challenges - some things are just 'hard' making a fifty step wizard might increase drop out rate.

16. Existing challenges - Contextual help is only appreciated when it is indeed contextual.

17. Existing challenges - Many things can only be understood by doing, no help text, no graphical explanation will ever take away the need of actually experience. But visual feedback can be used to keep the user motivated

19. Questions, comments