The useful starting point

Tap Tap Go’s product model includes a premium physical identity card linked to professional profile sharing through compatible NFC interactions and QR alternatives. Work from the profile selected for sharing and the purpose of the introduction. A premium demonstration should not rely on the other person being unsure what will happen.

Keep the person in control

Before sharing, review three points: ask before interacting with the phone; identify the destination; offer a QR or readable alternative. Ask yourself: Does the recipient know what this interaction is intended to do?

Imagine this

Hypothetical example

Imagine a professional offering a Tap Tap Go introduction to someone unfamiliar with the product. In this hypothetical scene, the recipient understands that the interaction opens a professional introduction and chooses how to continue.

Make it practical.

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References & further reading

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