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** Authenticity doesn't loom large for students personally. | ** Authenticity doesn't loom large for students personally. | ||
<div style="color:darkgreen">There are lots of "the user wants". It would be easier for outsiders to understand, if you could explain ''why'' the user wants this ('''if''' you know that. Naturally, my request is not asking for inventing explanations! If you only | <div style="color:darkgreen">There are lots of "the user wants". It would be easier for outsiders to understand, if you could explain ''why'' the user wants this ('''if''' you know that. Naturally, my request is not asking for inventing explanations! If you only know that users ''want'' but not ''why'' you could make it subject of further research)</div> | ||
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It's hard and circular to login with one of your accounts, because there are too many steps until you are finally logged in. Moreover the buttons are difficult to find on the interface. | It's hard and circular to login with one of your accounts, because there are too many steps until you are finally logged in. Moreover the buttons are difficult to find on the interface. | ||
Therefore we want to create a new login-process. | Therefore we want to create a new login-process. | ||
<div style="color:darkgreen">Nice proposal. Are you really talking about the log-in or about setting up a new (Jabber) account? Because in my experience it is not easy to set it up, but once you have your account working and data saved, it behaves very well. But please prove me wrong if that is a singular experience<div> | |||