My two cents about nostr onboarding and UX at the very first step...

The first thing many ppl will do when they want to try Bluesky or nostr is a Google search

The first result for Bluesky is https://bsky.app/

The first thing they'll see is

There is no explanation of what Bluesky *is*

"See what's next"

Build curiosity

"Create a new account"

Call to action

Ppl can fill in "what Bluesky is" with their own aspirations

What Bluesky *is*, is way way way down the Google results at https://blueskyweb.org/

This first result for nostr is https://nostr.com/

The first thing ppl will see is

A lot of text describing what nostr is which won't mean anything to most ppl, and a small call to action

The call to action leads to another page with

... a lot more text describing what nostr is in terms that most ppl will not be interested in

The nostr approach is not wrong

For ppl who are into freedom tech it's more appealing than the Bluesky landing page

For ppl who just want an alternative to Twitter, the Bluesky approach is more appealing

For those ppl we need a landing page which is just

One link to an Android client

One link to an iOS client

One link to a web client

Smaller links to the ecosystem

The selected clients need a super simple onboarding which abstracts away the nsec/npub and doesn't delve into relay selection