哪个是最简单的注册表格？

Question

I think it's a simple question but a little bit complex question too. ;-)

What are the required fields for a simple user registration form.

I think we don't want to enter all the user details at the first step of the registration, we can set that after the successful registration.

sample form

 First name        :_ _ _ _ _ _ 

 Middle Name       :_ _ _ _ _ _ 

 Last Name         :_ _ _ _ _ _ 

 Organization name :_ _ _ _ _ _

 Email id          :_ _ _ _ _ _ 

 and finaly captcha: 

So any other suggestion?

please give me your thought about this.

Answer 1

最简单的注册表单就像StackOverflow所使用的那样：除了用户名（和OpenID登录名）之外，它不需要任何其他内容。

Answer 2

您需要知道的最低要求是什么，以向用户提供他们所需要的东西。

Answer 3

It depends on what you want to know about the user. Is it a business site, forum, game? But name and email is always good know. Maybe you want to use an OpenID, like googles.

Answer 4

Depends on what you're signing up for. Easiest would be username and email, and in the special case where the username is the email you'd have an even easier form. Most other information is of minor importance anyway, and is better placed in a profile options page.

Answer 5

The simplest would OpenID as used by stackoverflow.com and a growing number of other places.

http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001121.html

It means you don't have to manage passwords etc. at all.

As you say you could then have a profile page inside that lets you set additional properties.

Answer 6

I'm a big fan of one of the methods Steve Krug suggests in his book Don't Make Me Think , which is to ask for the minimum now, and for details later. So ask for an email address and a password (which seems to be missing from your example) only.

You'll lower the threshold for the user to become a register member at your site, and it's easier to have your visitor fill out more information once he's "inside" and sees the value of providing you with the extra information.

Answer 7

这在很大程度上取决于情况，没有正确的答案。

Answer 8

Username (maybe Username == email address?) and password would cover most bases (a way to contact and confirm the user).

Let them fill in the rest later, once they are inside your web app.

Answer 9

Depends on the task. The simplest registration can be a user's email address (doubles as username). They can set the other fields later on, or you can intelligently fill them from other forms (eg, an order form / payment form) that they fill in as part of their process. Indeed, that process can create the account, meaning there is no need for an explicit signup function, although I still recommend having one as a standalone. I mean, no need to register before doing other website functions, if the other functions have the signup data capture fields anyway.

Answer 10

您必须拥有类似于CAPTCHA的功能才能阻止脚本攻击。