About
Most people struggle accessing digital products. Basic tasks like sign-up, log-in, and password recovery confound, frustrate, and enrage users. UX professionals must do everything in their power to reduce this pain.
It is a tough problem to solve. We want approachable, easy-to-use products, but we can’t sacrifice security. The access barriers we put in place affect usability. Because access is typically handled by development and security teams, our job is even harder. These teams approach the problem technically, not in terms of human experience.
In this workshop, we’ll explore how we can make sign-up, log-in, and password recovery easier for people while still ensuring proper technical and security quality. We’ll cover practical topics including:
- Auditing Your Access Experience
- Taking a Multi-Channel Approach
- Designing for Failure
- Changing your Approach to Language and Words
- Adopting UX Best Practices
- Avoiding Common Pitfalls
- Testing Your Access Process
You’ll come away from this workshop with practical knowledge, ready to lead your organization to tackle the access problem. You may find some of the ideas and recommendations surprising. They may push you out of your comfort zone.
Дийн Шустър
Founder of Truematter
Dean Schuster has been envisioning and creating human-centered digital products since the advent of the commercial web. He is founder and owner of the user experience strategy firm truematter, leading the team to help national and international organizations change the way they do business online. He travels all over the world to speak and teach, mentoring professionals and challenging teams to a higher standard for digital experiences.
Dean is also an avid ultra-marathoner and trail racer, often found in out-of-the-way places, including Antarctica.