You mean the single step of clicking "yes" when prompted to install.
You mean the single step of clicking "yes" when prompted to install.
You can wrap the initiation any way you like. I prefer to make it resemble an app store people are familiar with. Screen shots, user feedback, a description with a "download" button. This communicates the intention pretty well even though it adds an extra step to the process.
I find the biggest hurdle is that people don't realize they can install an "app" so easily and so I try to bridge the knowledge gap.
It's one thing to ask technical folks to do a thing, another less technical.
You need to design some intentional onboarding for this to work consistently.
Including one that I probably wrongly assume is true of everyone - that they will be very selective about what apps they install.