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Got users logging in? Here's a 540-person UX research case study on how to maximise speed & efficiency with your UI elements

by Hugo Jenkins

How returning users log in: a 540-person user research case study

Does your company or website let customers log in? If so, you need this research. 9 user tests, with 3 different tasks, and data from a total of 540 participants helped me shed light on how best to configure your log in trigger.

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submitted this link on January 8, 2021
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    Hey gang, this is the first of my shareware-style UX research content pieces! Hope you enjoy.

    If you've got any questions about the research, I'm happy to help.

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