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One of the biggest issues in user-managed access is the "management" part that users must perform, such as setting sharing preferences (policies), approving access (whether at attempted-access in real timetime in some fashion, through some notification scheme introduced by the authorization server, or well after access has been attempted by a requesting party), and introducing hosts resource servers to chosen authorization managers (AMs)servers.
This page collects screenshots and wireframes produced by UMA participants, including our User Experience editor, Domenico Catalano. The SMART project has been at the forefront of in the past has notably conducted user experience (UX) studies and test implementation work for UMA. Additionally, along the way, various participants have produced wireframes (mockup screenshots) to express UMA's potential. This page collects such material, some of which is now historical. Domenico Catalano is the UMA group's Graphics/UX Editor and has created many of the wireframes you see herethat have informed the design of the UMA protocol.
UMA Policy Manager
This wireframe from Domenico illustrates what the experience of a mobile application implementing the UMA Policy Manager extension could be like.
Apple Watch Access Approval Notification
This wireframe from Domenico illustrates how Apple Watch could be used as a client tied to an authorization server for access approvals.
ForgeRock OpenUMA Health Data Sharing
The YouTube video of the May 16, 2015 UMA webinar includes a video demonstration of the current state of the ForgeRock OpenUMA implementation, which demonstrates the experience of a user, Alice, performing scoped sharing resources from two different resource servers (after getting PATs for them with the same authorization server) with two different requesting parties, and one of those parties, Bob, succeeding in getting access to a resource after acquiring an AAT.
SMART Project Implementation
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