openid ux summit
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A quick history, and button driven sign-in.TRANSCRIPT
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OpenID RP InterfacesA quick history, and button driven sign-in.
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Two types of users
1. Those who have heard about OpenID
2. Those that have not
* Chris Messina http://tr.im/mturk_openid
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The First OpenID UI
* https://my.pbwiki.com?p=openid
Identifier driven sign-in
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User must already have...
1. Heard of OpenID
2. Understand OpenID
3. Have an OpenID
4. Know what URL to type
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While many succeed,others fail
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While many succeed,others fail
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While many succeed,others fail
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Early attemptsHelp the user figure out OpenID by pattern
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Interactive versionsTypePad
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Interactive versionsMapquest.com
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Interactive versionsblogger.com comments
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Interactive Versionsidselector
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Interactive VersionsClickpass
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Leads to provider-choice based interfaces
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Challenges facing button driven sign-in
• Multiple brand affinities:
“I trust Google and Yahoo!”
• Unclear which will choice provide the best experience. Brand is king.
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Return user experienceCan be optimized by remembering a user’s provider.
But, the choice will be lost when switching computers or browsers
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Changing providers on the return visit is bad.
Many users do not understand that changing from Google to Yahoo will sign them in to a different account.
https://me.yahoo.com/a/K50GPxAQlP7SurZs6H30Q0PnmAs-#45323
https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawl8skT4dN5ioUHAo5wDgtopkYcR1HvZZxM
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Cannot remove choices
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Anyone who has used that provider won’t be able to sign-in again
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Every RP has different needs and a different audience...