Chameleon Blog

An analysis and history of tools that empower product-led growth

David, VP Partnerships at Heap interviews Pulkit, Co-founder & CEO at Chameleon

A look at how top products convert, retain, and engage users (and how you can do the same).

A reference guide for the best tools for Product Marketers

How to reduce user frustration and the strain on your support team.

How to make this key UI design pattern work well for your users

This new mindset will help drive better conversion of new users

Our guide to successful product walkthroughs that boost retention and engagement

Use these simple principles to build effective and lovable product tours

How change management theory can help drive product and feature adoption

How to keep new users from quitting and never coming back

New tour analytics dashboard gives you visibility into how your tours are performing in one central place.

Pre-built labels and icons for showcasing new and changed functionality, without any design work

More design and styling options to drive attention to key features

You can now let users decide how they want to explore your product 🙌

Why and how to leverage customer insights to create a successful product

Intercom uses product tours for user onboarding and you should too!

Self-service is key to reducing support costs and helping more users succeed

Create a system that drives deeper engagement as users progress

Make your user onboarding emails stand out with these best practices

Product adoption is driven by user motivation, and providing timely gratitude can help.

Everyone agrees Slack has great onboarding, and here's how you can replicate it for your own product!

The secret and goal of any great user onboarding flow!

How to apply Nir Eyal's Hook Model to your user onboarding flows

A simple & easy to follow framework to help you launch your user onboarding in just a few days.

Five easy ways to improve your product's trial experience without needing your engineers

Product redesigns come at the cost of new features, but early on they are worth it.