No ' log out ' button on Delta.com home page
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Therefore, it should be like most other sites (industry standard?) where you can easily log off from anywhere, without straining your eyes or poking around all over the place to find the logout botton.
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Seams llike it could either bottom right (right of cruises) or where the top right SyMiles is (and shift that entire line left).
Personally, I consider this one a little more use surely than the lack of a homepage login which others have complained about.
BTW, anybody catch the facebook and twitter icons bottom left? I want to puke
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I log in with my account, my wife's account, and various other family members accounts, since I manage all the accounts. Therefore I can be on any page on the site when I decide to log out and then log in with a different account.
Therefore, it should be like most other sites (industry standard?) where you can easily log off from anywhere, without straining your eyes or poking around all over the place to find the logout botton.
Therefore, it should be like most other sites (industry standard?) where you can easily log off from anywhere, without straining your eyes or poking around all over the place to find the logout botton.
The problem with putting it on the log-in button is that this now serves as the "account info" button.
Seams llike it could either bottom right (right of cruises) or where the top right SyMiles is (and shift that entire line left).
Personally, I consider this one a little more use surely than the lack of a homepage login which others have complained about.
BTW, anybody catch the facebook and twitter icons bottom left? I want to puke
Seams llike it could either bottom right (right of cruises) or where the top right SyMiles is (and shift that entire line left).
Personally, I consider this one a little more use surely than the lack of a homepage login which others have complained about.
BTW, anybody catch the facebook and twitter icons bottom left? I want to puke
Both good points and ones I hadn't thought about (probably why I don't design websites )
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I think it could go underneath or next to your name in the red bar
depending on how long your name is, it could go underneath it, but that looks pretty bad
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It's always there and easy to find.
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I had no trouble finding it, but agree that DL should probably make it more prominent on the home page. Seems like an easy fix.
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It is on the SM Dashboard, right above the links to SkyMiles, Profile, Account History, etc. I personally don't have a problem with it being there, if I need to do something with my account I would be going there anyways.
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However I will grant you that once you open the triangle menu, it's kinda buried among all the other crap in the dropdown menu but it's in the lower left (right about "My Delta")
Is it that important though? On a computer you control it's not that important to logout, and I wouldn't login on a public computer anyway but if I were in a pinch and absolutely had to, I'd do it in an incognito window and then close it when done.
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Normally, I would agree with you but I had to log into three difference accounts one right after the other. Log out should appear on any page that one is using.