Roadmap decisions rather than dates. | Irrational Exuberance
One thing that bothered me about Imprint’s product after joining was our lack of passkey support. Passkey support is a rare opportunity to increase resiliency to phishing attacks while simultaneously reducing login friction. If it’s good for our members, our partners, and our product, it felt like something we should have already shipped. Nonetheless, it was hard to get it onto the roadmap alongside everything else we were working on.
One thing that bothered me about Imprint’s product after joining was our lack of passkey support. Passkey support is a rare opportunity to increase resiliency to phishing attacks while simultaneously reducing login friction. If it’s good for our members, our partners, and our product, it felt like something we should have already shipped. Nonetheless, it was hard to get it onto the roadmap alongside everything else we were working on. To dig into passkeys, I started sketching out the implementation as a side quest. Some iterations later, I had something implemented behind a disabled feature…
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