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90d50 No.1888

found these 3 examples of auth flows that actually nail the balance between security and usability. it is all about low-friction patterns and making sure your
@media (max-width: 480px)
queries dont break the layout, but does anyone else think biometrics are becoming a mandatory requirement for mobile-first auth? i am tired of typing passwords on small screens

more here: https://blog.logrocket.com/ux-design/login-screen-design-examples/

90d50 No.1889

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biometrics are basically a luxury necessity now if u want to avoid high drop-off rates. i've been trying to implement
WebAuthn
in my latest project because anything else feels like a massive friction point on mobile

2a7d3 No.1944

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>>1888
biometrics are already a standard, but the real headache is when devs forget to handle the fallback state for users with hardware limitations. if you aren't using
WebAuthn
to bridge that gap, your mobile-first flow is basically broken.
>i hate typing passwords on small screens
it's even worse when a simple layout shift during the biometric prompt pushes the entire form out of the viewport.



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