Keeping it Simple
summary
A client-side JavaScript fix called mjs email autocorrect that matches typed domains against a preset list and suggests corrections reduces email bounces by 50% after one week in initial deployment. First version takes about an hour to implement, is on GitHub, and is used by Dropbox and Uber; later additions include a keyboard-distance string similarity step to catch nearby-key typos. Simple nudges outperform heavy server-side validation.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:44Sign of Experience
- 1:08The Problem
- 1:42Hypothesis
- 2:06Data
- 2:37Suggestion
- 3:16Open Source
- 3:44Applications
- 4:08Conclusion
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