Use Case 07: Migration from UAF to Syncable Passkeys
User Flows
Native app “Face ID fan” mindset: I use native apps for my Intuit products and have Face ID or other biometrics set up to sign in. I know it’s secure and impossible to hack. And it’s so fast — it’s like no step at all since it happens automatically.
I really like using biometrics to sign in to apps and websites and have them set up on all my devices.
Use Case 07: Use Case: Migration from UAF to Syncable Passkeys
Hi-Fi User Flows, Native
Rethinking Native Settings with Passkey Implementation
As we prepared for Passkey implementation, we also had to think of existing security settings, namely, Passcode, and how that would be affected. Do we remove it for the users once they add a passkey? And what happens if the user doesn’t like the passkey experience? For the latter, we came up with a solution we are calling “Express mode”. Below is an example of how we thought it out, and where we landed. This also allowed for a redesign of the current Native settings experience.
Use Case 08: Add passkey from One Intuit Account Access, (User does not have passcode) | Migration from UAF to Syncable Passkeys
Hi-Fi User Flows, Native
Use Case 09: Add passkey from One Intuit Account Access, (User has a passcode) | Migration from UAF to Syncable Passkeys
Hi-Fi User Flows, Native
