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I got taken to the "verification successful" screen at Auth0
I clicked the "Back to OpenBeta button"
I got a 404 page not found on the OpenBeta site (see screenshot)
What to fix:
It looks like the /auth/signin endpoint is not being handled.
The site should redirect to the url specified in the iss url param.
Suggested design improvement:
The button in the verification screen should be reconfigured to read "Continue to ..." instead of "Back to ..." Why? Because when I clicked the link in the email, I was not aware I was heading to a third party site. When I got to that screen, I didn't feel I was looking to "go back" but rather to "continue". Ideally, you can reconfigure this screen to instantly redirect to OpenBeta where the site can display a little notification at the top that reads "your email has been verified successfully". But frankly, the user shouldn't get to see that notification at all. The fact that the email address has been verified is of concern to OpenBeta more than to the user. Just continue to the site and let the user user the site.
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I just created an account:
What to fix:
/auth/signin
endpoint is not being handled.iss
url param.Suggested design improvement:
The button in the verification screen should be reconfigured to read "Continue to ..." instead of "Back to ..." Why? Because when I clicked the link in the email, I was not aware I was heading to a third party site. When I got to that screen, I didn't feel I was looking to "go back" but rather to "continue". Ideally, you can reconfigure this screen to instantly redirect to OpenBeta where the site can display a little notification at the top that reads "your email has been verified successfully". But frankly, the user shouldn't get to see that notification at all. The fact that the email address has been verified is of concern to OpenBeta more than to the user. Just continue to the site and let the user user the site.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: