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Hey Jason yeah that is what I was trying to say. Login screens are so second nature to people: username, password, login... that I wonder if that extra check in
by casemorton 15y ago
Hey Jason yeah that is what I was trying to say. Login screens are so second nature to people: username, password, login... that I wonder if that extra check in between would throw them off.
I agree that the auto check does come off slimy at times, but I think I get more annoyed when I have to login to a site again vs. seeing that they already checked a box for me. Either way you have a solid argument. I'd really like to see someone do some A/B testing on this. Oh, and thanks for the response.
- jason_shah 15y agoYeah, in this case only data can suggest which would be the best UX route. Some A/B testing around percentage of visitors who come to the home page and login with either layout (some permutations of Remember Me checked/unchecked, Remember Me above/below login) would be interesting. Perhaps instead focusing on login pages and how they layouts perform there (vs. the home page) might be more precise because I wonder about all of the other noise that may come into play on a home page and if that noise could interfere with the precision of the testing.