Button Text?

[getify]

The site offers some options for text of the buttons, such as "... (Passkey)", etc. We're interested in feedback on which button text best accompanies a button like this, to help users know what they're initiating when they click it. Please share thoughts in addition to your vote below.

[KoolP]

Biometric sign-in

[getify]

just curious, what percentage of the general (non-technical) population do you estimate knows what the word "biometric" means (besides a sort of Hollywood'esque sci-fi type of impression of it)?

[KoolP]

yeah, I am actually looking at the naming from a view of point where the idea is trying to exactly communicate what the solution is based on. Thought in this case Biometric would probably stand for the base name, that said it would probably be better to use "fingerpint unlock" or "identify with face id" but would the problem be then that we can not recognize which biometric system the users device relies on? Also like if in the future there is a dna biometric signature or eye scanner then we probably have many signs. So would not Biometric as a word still be better than Passkey?

[KoolP]

Now I also got a feeling that if the app is able to know which biometric signature will be in use will have a upper hand in the UX of this whole setup, and will the device and OS manufacturers have some interest in having the upper hand here, unsure. Do they want us to use their password managers and lock in. But anyway, aslo including a descriptive word or text in a button is meaningful in UX and widely encouraged approach instead of only relying on an icon such as using and icon and just write Register. And should then the icon also be a generic sign of the human body/user if not login is specified to a single biometric marker and in that case we only use a fingerprint icon for a fingerprint "scan" to deliver even more finegrained and understandable UX.