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In designing a sign-up form for a SAAS platform, I’ve strictly followed the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to ensure a smoother, more inclusive user journey. While the original sign-up form in the Uber Eats app is well-designed, I’ve made specific enhancements to further increase its accessibility. Below are the improvements I’ve incorporated:

Luminance Contrast for Readability: The WCAG recommends a minimum luminance contrast ratio of 4.5:1 to ensure text is easily readable. In my Sign-Up form design, all text meets or exceeds this ratio, ensuring clear readability for all users.

Distinct Styles for Interactive Elements: WCAG suggests using distinct styles for interactive elements to make them easily identifiable. I’ve applied underlined green text to the links that switch between the Login and Sign-Up screens, enabling users to easily navigate between them and making the journey more intuitive.

Consistent Navigation: To meet WCAG guidelines on clear and consistent navigation, I’ve ensured that headings are uniform throughout the app. This provides users with clear orientation cues, helping them know where they are within the app at all times.

User Feedback on Interactions: Feedback for user actions, such as confirming form submissions or signaling errors, is crucial. I’ve added error icons, colored text, and red borders around input fields with mistakes, ensuring that errors are immediately noticeable and easy to correct.

Clickable Labels for Input Fields: In my design, input labels are always visible and easy to interact with, ensuring that users are not misled when selecting a field.

Password Visibility Option: An eye-slash icon allows users to toggle the visibility of their passwords without re-entering them, making the process more convenient and less prone to errors.

Multiple Login Support: To ensure no user is left behind, I’ve incorporated multiple login recovery options. Users can click "Forgot Password," log in through third-party platforms, or contact the support center for help.

Language Accessibility: The app offers language-switching options, making it accessible to users from different linguistic backgrounds and enhancing inclusivity.

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It looks clean and easy for users to get registered .


A clean and reliable design for the Sign-in/Sign-up form is crucial since it's where users begin their journey. This design checks all the boxes—it's minimal, easy to understand, and requires the fewest clicks possible. It also offers three third-party sign-in options, making email verification super convenient. Overall, it's clean, simple, and user-friendly. Great job!


Your design looks good overall


Love it!


I appreciated how intuitive and user-friendly the interface is. I also liked how you adhered to the WCAG recommendations, which enhances the accessibility of your design. Overall, great work in balancing aesthetics with functionality!


Nice work!


Excellent work on enhancing the signup page for the SaaS platform! I also appreciated your meticulous attention to detail, particularly with the clear focus states and smooth autofill functionality, which significantly boost the form’s usability. 


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