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Putting an important decision such as ending ones life behind a single point-and-click action is really bad UX. There should at least be a number of "Are you su
by Eyght 8y ago
Putting an important decision such as ending ones life behind a single point-and-click action is really bad UX. There should at least be a number of "Are you sure?" prompts and two factor authentication as a bare minimum.
- tejohnso 8y agoI agree with proper confirmation and 2FA requirements. But the really bad UX is that it's OPT-OUT instead of OPT-IN. If you're going to force users into your system and insist on opt-out then you should at least have the decency to make the opt-out process as convenient and painless as possible.
- devmunchies 8y agoBut now you are optimizing for and donating resources to the "bad UX" instead of focusing energy where it matters. Focus on why users want to delete their account and not on how easy it is to do so!
- gameswithgo 8y agoBetter mental health care will likely require what you call "mommy government" as well. So I guess we will just have to deal with school shootings and suicides because certain americans have to stand by political ideals while the nation burns down around them, empiricism be damned.