Getting Started

API integration. Developer onboarding is dependent on laying out simple, clear steps for developers on how to register, authenticate, access documentation and code samples, get support and any other details that are essential to API integration.
A quality getting started guide should be easily accessed from the API landing page, and kept simple. Try to only provide what a developer needs to get started with as few possible steps as possible. The getting started will not just make developer onboarding frictionless, it will speed up onboarding, increasing the chance a developer’s successful integration.
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