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UX improvement: highlight what you changed in the autocorrect suggestion: https://www.monosnap.com/image/OtGnn60OhykMAx9s3xsNXkyn5# https://www.monosnap.com/ima
by Domenic_S 13y ago
UX improvement: highlight what you changed in the autocorrect suggestion: https://www.monosnap.com/image/OtGnn60OhykMAx9s3xsNXkyn5# https://www.monosnap.com/image/OtGnn60OhykMAx9s3xsNXkyn5#
Maybe I'm an idiot but it took a while to see the 'user' actually entered "gmall" (I assumed it was correcting the spelling of Michael since the vowels in that name get mixed up so frequently).
Can you talk about why reducing bounce rate is important? For me, ensuring that the email address entered belongs to the user who entered it is the most important.
- ferrantim 13y agoHey, mailgunnner here. Thanks for the ux suggestions! On bounce rate, a bounce will happen when you collect an email address that is invalid, and then send to it. It is basically the symptom that you can measure to know that the email is indeed invalid. By measuring a reduction in bounce rate, we've been able to determine that the validator does its job catching invalid addresses. For determining whether the email address entered belongs to the user who entered it, you can (and should) use double opt-in, where you email a confirmation link to the users.