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What should the [[User Experience]] be when a user first browses to a web site? | What should the [[User Experience]] be when a user first browses to a web site? | ||
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| + | * This page is about the user receiving an enticement to engage with a site different than the one to which they navigated. | ||
| + | * This page not not address any actions on a web site where the user is already actively engaged. | ||
==User Expectation== | ==User Expectation== | ||
Revision as of 10:41, 10 September 2022
Full Title or Meme
What should the User Experience be when a user first browses to a web site?
Context
- This page is about the user receiving an enticement to engage with a site different than the one to which they navigated.
- This page not not address any actions on a web site where the user is already actively engaged.
User Expectation
- The user in on email or social media and sees an enticement to click on a link. What should the user expect?
- They don't need to be educated about the technical problems with the technology in their hands.
- The integrity of the user's device is not impacted.
- There is no monetary penalty other than that which is clearly explained.
- Any continuing relationship between the user and the web service is clearly explained.
Current Experience
- On some User Agent, like a Browser a user navigates to a web site, possibly by clicking on a highlighted link on another web site.
- Even as the web site gets cookies from the user's browser, it gets to load a program into the browser that can access any API available in the Browser.
- That seems like a lot of information given to a web site that was just happened to be the target of a link on some other site.
