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Flickr signup: From human to droid in a Yahoo moment?

http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/flickr_signup_from_human_to_droid_in_a_yahoo_moment.php

The signup moment is a critical moment, and one that's often neglected by people working on a site because, well, they're already signed up and it seems to be such a small percentage of the total amount of time a user will eventually spend on a site. By the same token, why spend much time or effort on the first date, given that the rest of the relationship is where the bulk of the user's time will be spent... smile

posted at 4:02 pm
on Sep. 12, 2005

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