I'm a part of the Green Button Alliance, the non-profit standards body around sharing energy data, and the customer consent process is based on OAuth 2.0 (e.g. granting access to your smart meter data in order to have an energy audit done).
However, most utilities we work with are unfamiliar with OAuth 2.0, so we often have to explain how it works and what the best practices are. There are plenty of resources we can point them to for the actual protocol handshake, but I haven't been able to find any resources around best practices for designing the user interface and experience of OAuth. Unfortunately, in the energy industry, UI/UX design isn't our strong suit, so it would be very helpful if we had design lessons-learned from other industries to use as a reference.
Does anyone here know of any resources, blog posts, examples, etc. for making good OAuth 2.0 UI/UX?
I'm a part of the Green Button Alliance, the non-profit standards body around sharing energy data, and the customer consent process is based on OAuth 2.0 (e.g. granting access to your smart meter data in order to have an energy audit done).
However, most utilities we work with are unfamiliar with OAuth 2.0, so we often have to explain how it works and what the best practices are. There are plenty of resources we can point them to for the actual protocol handshake, but I haven't been able to find any resources around best practices for designing the user interface and experience of OAuth. Unfortunately, in the energy industry, UI/UX design isn't our strong suit, so it would be very helpful if we had design lessons-learned from other industries to use as a reference.
Does anyone here know of any resources, blog posts, examples, etc. for making good OAuth 2.0 UI/UX?
Thanks!