Login Page
Page TypesA page where existing users enter their credentials (email/password) to access their account and authenticated features.
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Visual examples for Login Page coming soon.
How It Works in Apps/Websites
Login pages authenticate users into their accounts. Core elements: email/username input, password input (with show/hide toggle), login button, 'forgot password' link, and often social login options (Google, Apple, etc.). May include 'remember me' checkbox and link to sign up for new users.
How AI Interprets This Term
When you say 'login page', AI expects: centered card on clean background, with logo at top, email input, password input with visibility toggle, primary 'Log in' button, 'Forgot password?' link, social login divider ('or continue with'), and social buttons. 'Don't have an account? Sign up' at bottom.
Prompt Examples
Copy-paste these prompts to use in your AI tools.
Create a login page with email and password inputs
Design a login page: centered card (400px wide) on gradient background, logo at top, email input, password input with eye icon toggle, 'Remember me' checkbox, blue 'Sign in' button, 'Forgot password?' link, divider 'Or continue with', Google and Apple social buttons, signup link at bottom.
Show a minimal login (just email/password) vs full-featured (social login, magic link, biometric)
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Usage Guidelines
When to Use
- •Any app with user accounts
- •Protecting authenticated content
- •Personalized experiences
When NOT to Use
- •Public content only
- •Single-use tools