Landing page: A password manager for your grandma

Hey, thanks a ton! Really appreciate your feedback.

In terms of the first question, I've found that technically-challenged people (I need to find a better term that is more respectful and inclusive) have different characteristics and needs than people who use LastPass and 1Password (like you and me):

1. They often use pen and paper to write down their usernames and passwords
2. They have a few different passwords that they use across different services (so things like 3231dasdas@A$ wouldn't be a password for them)
3. Their needs revolve around:

• Ease of access (hence the notepad in the cupboard) as opposed to 2FA and
• 'Secure' in the traditional sense (hence the pen and paper)
• Memorable, relevant passwords

The last bit of research I need to do before pushing out the MVP I think is to see whether having access to their passwords on their phone where they can easily go into and remember the password they were using for that service is sufficient. I really don't think window-switching and having the password autopopulated is required, but that's yet to be tested :)

In terms of the second question, I completely agree! That's why the way I designed the page is attempting to appeal to people who are more tech-savvy and nudge them towards helping their loved ones