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improve username creation

  • Russ Michaels shared this idea 2 years ago
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When creating usernames, the only option is a random name or the first 8 chars of the domain.
This is so outdated now.

When creating products/services, It really needs to be the entire domain BEFORE the TLD that is used, which is more logical and easier to remember.

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gamevault commented 14 hours ago
Thank you for inviting community feedback! Continuously improving WHMCS by enhancing performance, simplifying the user interface, expanding automation features, and strengthening integrations can make it even more valuable for businesses. It's great to see a focus on listening to users and evolving the platform.
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Vincent commented 2 weeks ago
As a developer, I need better username creation rules to secure client accounts on my https://concretedrivewayperth.com.au portal.
Theo Kyle commented 2 weeks ago
That makes sense from a usability standpoint—using the full domain (without the TLD) would be much more intuitive and easier to recognize at a glance. The current limit feels like a legacy constraint that doesn’t really match how people expect naming systems to work today. https://www.grandrapidsductcleaning.co/duct-cleaning-kentwood
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Harleyodgson commented 3rd April
That's a great question! Thinking about improving WHMCS, maybe focusing on user experience for smaller businesses would help. Like, streamlining initial setup. It felt a bit overwhelming, kinda like trying to navigate Omegle for the first time - so many options! A simpler onboarding experience could be a real win.
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Demonnor commented 3rd April
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eaglesky commented 29th March
Simplicity doesn’t always come from reducing things, it often comes from preserving what already carries meaning. Cutting a domain down to a few characters makes it harder to connect. Keeping everything before the TLD intact creates a smoother and more intuitive experience from the first glance. It’s the point where pieces no longer feel misplaced, and you simply continue arranging them in the right direction, the way https://block-blastonline.com unfolds.
Jamerennan commented 17th March
Improving WHMCS, huh? It's got so much potential! Thinking about simplicity, I wonder if streamlining the interface for common tasks would help. It's a bit like how easily you can pick up and play Retro Bowl - simple yet engaging. Maybe WHMCS could benefit from that same accessible design philosophy. Just a thought!
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Chlourton commented 17th March
Totally agree with the hassle of random usernames. It would be nicer if the username system tied to the actual game name, so you remember what you’re logging into. On that note, I’ve been enjoying Retro Bowl lately—definitely a smoother vibe when things feel intuitive. Also, the site link I used before is Retro Bowl, in case you’re curious: https://retrobowlfree.com. Keeps things simple and friendly.