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Why is form submit preferred over AJAX for login forms?

by UXStackExchange on October 29, 2015 in uxstackexchange

Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and Stack Overflow, among many others, use form submits with full page reloads instead of AJAX on their login forms. I saw this question (When should I use AJAX to submit forms VS regular page submit) which says that AJAX should always be preferred if you can convey the various form states to the user, so I'm curious why these major websites seem to be going against this. Is there a UX principle behind this or is it most likely a technical reason?

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Why is form submit preferred over AJAX for login forms?

by UXStackExchange on October 29, 2015 in uxstackexchange

Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and Stack Overflow, among many others, use form submits with full page reloads instead of AJAX on their login forms. I saw this question (When should I use AJAX to submit forms VS regular page submit) which says that AJAX should always be preferred if you can convey the various form states to the user, so I'm curious why these major websites seem to be going against this. Is there a UX principle behind this or is it most likely a technical reason?

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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