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Combien d’utilisateurs abandonneront votre app juste parce qu’ils doivent créer un compte ? Spoiler : beaucoup trop.

J’ai bossé sur un flow de connexion récemment et voilà ce que j’en retiens.

👉🏾 Offrir uniquement login + mot de passe ne suffit plus. 👉🏾 Social login (Google, Apple, Facebook…) réduit la friction. 👉🏾 OTP par email ou téléphone ? Simple et rapide. 👉🏾 Captcha + rate limiting = sécurité sans sacrifier l’UX.

Et surtout : simplifiez vos formulaires. 2 à 3 champs max. Si c’est plus long, découpez-le en étapes. Vous gagnez en clarté, vos utilisateurs restent, et vos conversions montent.

On ne parle pas juste de technique ici. On parle de fluidité. De respect du temps de vos utilisateurs. Et d’un onboarding qui donne envie de rester.

#UX #DevExperience #ProductDesign #SocialLogin #Laravel #IndieHacker

Babacar Cissé DIA
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