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You can solve this problem without a signup form. Just give the user two links: sign up and log in. Both ask for email address first. The next screen tells the
by smt88 4y ago
You can solve this problem without a signup form.
Just give the user two links: sign up and log in. Both ask for email address first. The next screen tells them to check their email.
You can use unusual flows without confusing users as long as you give them cues about how to do what they're trying to do.
- drawfloat 4y agoThat doesn’t solve the issue of passwordless login, though, which is the fact not everyone has access to their email on every device at all times. Need to check something attached to a work email (hello Slack) but purposefully not got work email set up on your personal device? Good luck
- solarkraft 4y agoIt's not only having "access to your emails", sometimes these services will send links that are supposed to open in an app and do something there. ... and it just doesn't work.
- Groxx 4y agoWant to log in on your TV? Ha. Good luck with that. Your email provider probably only supports Chrome.
- smt88 4y ago> Need to check something attached to a work email (hello Slack) but purposefully not got work email set up on your personal device? This isn't worse or different than SSO, which your work should be enforcing anyway.