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I can get over that, but I've used a couple of websites where hitting enter in the code box doesn't submit the code and log you in - that is unforgivable.
by alexchamberlain 3y ago
I can get over that, but I've used a couple of websites where hitting enter in the code box doesn't submit the code and log you in - that is unforgivable.
- capableweb 3y agoSimilarly, disabling pasting a copied code.
- kiririn 3y agoAlso the sites that autosubmit once you’ve typed 6 characters, and worse still the sites that require you to login again from scratch if you typo the last character and it autosubmits
- EamonnMR 3y agoBlowing away the form on submission is the worst sin if form design. Only blow it away if it was accepted! I wonder if this is a deliberate (legal) submission reduction technique.
- MattGaiser 3y agoProbably closer to the PM didn't specify, the PO had a deadline, the Scrum Master wanted a lower estimate, the devs don't want to argue, and QA followed the acceptance criteria and didn't want to be seen as an impediment, especially since the devs had already surrendered.
- willsmith72 3y agoI love the auto submit on auth codes
- someweirdperson 3y agoThere's this one page that disables the login submit button until the password field is filled. The browser auto-fills, login still disabled. Need to manually add and then remove a character before the form can be submitted.