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Security

Special characters in passwords: UX best practices

Reading Time – < 1 minute You cannot control users’ behaviour and therefore it is always best to give users the necessary controls. Passwords are currently the most universal way to authenticate. All special characters in passwords should be allowed.…

UX Pickle
March 12, 2022

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Security

Enter your password. Twice.

Reading Time – 2 min We often come across websites or apps that ask users to enter their password twice or to confirm their password. Experts suggest not to ask users to retype their password. Instead, we should ask for…

UX Pickle
September 27, 2021