Lumen Bible · Direct signed-out web capture
Optional choices about engagement and experience
An optional onboarding step offers curiosity or skepticism, beginning or returning, growth, and deeper study. A Skip control is visible; using it opened the home screen without choosing a faith category.
Design takeaway
Offer a low-pressure way to state current intent. Experience, belief and task depth are separate facets; do not turn one onboarding answer into a permanent spiritual ranking.
What this example establishes
An optional onboarding step offers curiosity or skepticism, beginning or returning, growth, and deeper study. A Skip control is visible; using it opened the home screen without choosing a faith category.
Limits and further verification
Necessary-only service choices were used. Subsequent personalised output, preference persistence, accessibility and mobile behaviour were not evaluated. The labels are the provider’s categories, not validated user segments.
Provenance
- Platform
- Desktop web · English interface
- Image origin
- Direct signed-out web capture
- Source or capture date
- 5 October 2026
- Reviewed
- 5 October 2026
- Version
- Web interface observed on the capture date
Compare the relevant patterns
Intent controls support the prompt
Help people express scope through selections and task choices.
Research-informed design proposal128 · Conversation and contentMeeting the person where they are
From the same answer for everyone, through reading the message in front of it, asking before assuming and preferences the person sets, to assumptions shown within one conversation and a remembered profile of someone’s faith: decide how the assistant tells a sceptic from a believer, and what it may keep about where they stand.
Research-informed design proposal · draft for review