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I was having one of those "but really, it works on my computer" moments when I realized that even though I was convinced it was user error, it wasn't their fault, but mine, for not anticipating WP's poor UX around password protected pages. So I wrote an article on how to fix this:
Fix WordPress Password Protection: 3 Developer Solutions for Better UX
I recently solved this UX friction point for the Portland Winter Light Festival's artist portal. Here's a deep dive into three progressive enhancements that make password-protected pages more user-fri...
studiok40.com
November 16, 2024 at 5:53 AM
I was having one of those "but really, it works on my computer" moments when I realized that even though I was convinced it was user error, it wasn't their fault, but mine, for not anticipating WP's poor UX around password protected pages. So I wrote an article on how to fix this: