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Signup on the login_required page #81

Open dimitrovs opened 9 years ago

dimitrovs commented 9 years ago

There needs to be a Sign Up form on the login page (/login_required/). The reason is because it is currently causing user fall-off (see Google Analytics). The only way to get to this page is by clicking the "edit" button on an issue. Once we redirect them to the login_required page there is no indication that a user may sign up and edit the issue. I.e., it leaves the impression that this is an "Admin login page". There is no guarantee that adding a sign up form will reduce user fall-off, but I think it's the least effort solution. The better option is to allow login with Facebook/Twitter. If we want to be really sneaky, we can even let them start typing the summary of the issue and then prompt them to login with Facebook / Twitter :)

enewe101 commented 9 years ago

Caio also suggested allowing to type before registering. It is a bit of a sneak, but it's psychologically more sound. I definitely support fb login too. On Apr 14, 2015 8:09 PM, "Stefan Dimitrov" notifications@github.com wrote:

There needs to be a Sign Up form on the login page (/login_required/). The reason is because it is currently causing user fall-off (see Google Analytics). The only way to get to this page is by clicking the "edit" button on an issue. Once we redirect them to the login_required page there is no indication that a user may sign up and edit the issue. I.e., it leaves the impression that this is an "Admin login page". There is no guarantee that adding a sign up form will reduce user fall-off, but I think it's the least effort solution. The better option is to allow login with Facebook/Twitter. If we want to be really sneaky, we can even let them start typing the summary of the issue and then prompt them to login with Facebook / Twitter :)

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