Hypotheses
1) The SSO (Google) button sits below the email form, so users miss it on first scan. 2) Users arriving via an invite link see the same sign-up page as direct sign-ups, conflating the two flows.
Recruitment criteria
Non-engineers who have signed up for at least one new SaaS in the past 6 months. Daily users of team collaboration tools (Notion, Slack, Linear, etc.) with company SSO experience.
Quantitative results
5
5 done · 0 in progress · 0 scheduled
7:58
60%
2.6 / 5
Per-task metrics
1. Sign up with Google SSO
5 · Success 60% · Rating 3.2/52. Land in the right workspace
5 · Success 60% · Rating 2.0/5Participants
| # | Age | Gender | Occupation | Background |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | 30s | Female | Product Manager | Signed up for Linear, Notion, and Figma in the last 3 months. Uses Google Workspace SSO daily at work. |
| P2 | 20s | Male | Content Marketer | Lives in Slack and Jira for team work; signs into internal tools with Google Workspace SSO. Signed up for two new SaaS tools this year. |
| P3 | 40s | Female | Product Strategist | Ten years in product planning; frequently evaluates new SaaS for her team, so she signs up for tools often. Daily Google Workspace SSO user. |
| P4 | 30s | Male | UX Designer | Tries new SaaS often, mostly design collaboration tools. Company runs on Google Workspace; daily SSO user. |
| P5 | 20s | Female | HR Manager | Uses SaaS mostly around recruiting tools; signs up for something new once or twice a year. Has company SSO but rarely thinks about it. |