Sign Up and Log In Pages
A Sign Up Page allows users to create an account on a website and access restricted features and content. It typically requires basic information such as name, email, and password. It is the first point of contact and can determine whether users continue using the website.
Design tips
- Keep the sign up process simple and straightforward. Don't ask for too much personal information, as this can deter users from completing the process.
- Offer a clear explanation of the benefits of signing up. This can help convince users to create an account.
- Provide a link to your privacy policy so that users can understand how their personal information will be used.
- Use clear and concise language to explain the sign up process.
- Consider offering a social media login option, such as logging in with Facebook or Google, as this can make the sign up process faster and more convenient for users.
- Make sure the sign up form is mobile-friendly so that users can easily complete it on their mobile devices.
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Navigation Level refers to the hierarchy of Topbars and Sidebars in an application shell. See below some rules to follow:
- A Level 3 Sidebar or Topbar should be used on its own.
- A Level 2 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 1 Topbar.
- A Level 1 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 2 Topbar.
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