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The article starts with the words "Imagine you want to try the service offered by a site, but you have to log in to be able to do it." That's a problem statemen
by tom_mellior 11y ago
The article starts with the words "Imagine you want to try the service offered by a site, but you have to log in to be able to do it." That's a problem statement, and the solution is clear: Let users try your service without forcing them to log in. That's it. It's that simple: Offer a demo. No third-party two-factor-authentication-by-people-who-don't-understand-what-two-factor-means stuff needed.
Once you have people hooked, they will gladly open an account if they intend to return.
- nly 11y agoExactly. You can always create a demo session with a long-lasting cookie, and then associate it with a new users account when they eventually do register.