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Breaking expected flows makes things harder to understand. I needed to think to use that form. Some changes over time can improve clarity, but the initial fric
by ivankirigin 18y ago
Breaking expected flows makes things harder to understand. I needed to think to use that form.
Some changes over time can improve clarity, but the initial friction is costly.
- noelchurchill 18y agoThat fact that you had to think makes it memorable. If a website does the same thing like everyone else, then it will be forgotten like everyone else.
- ivankirigin 18y agoForgetting the signup form is just fine. Remembering the content or the activity on a site is more important.
- jrockway 18y agoNot true. I've forgotten what the site was already, and it's been less than 15 seconds since I last saw it.
- louislouis 18y agoI think its a great idea for complex forms gathering in-depth data.
- mattmaroon 18y agoAlso you have to read 2 or 3 times as many words just to figure out what goes where. And I can't see what is broken about the way most places organize signup forms now.