Mobile UX Best Practices for Passkeys
summary
Android outlines concrete mobile UX decisions for Passkeys: use the Credential Manager API to consolidate options and let the platform surface the safest, fastest choice; merge creation and unlock to enable single‑step create in Android 15 so users sign in with their screen lock (fingerprint/face) immediately; standardize copy (use “Create passkey”), display manager name/icon, show creation and last‑use timestamps, and offer delete in a dedicated settings page; examples include Dashlane, Kayak, WhatsApp and Amazon and a planned conditional create coming next year.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to UX track
- 1:34Mobile passkey challenges
- 3:21Platform-agnostic UX design
- 8:06Prioritizing speed and clarity
- 11:02Effective user education
- 15:02Summary and resources
- 15:59Q&A session
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