Accessible Sign-Up Flow for a Residential Management Platform

Great job!

Congratulations on the project, Manar!

I noticed that among your accessibility decisions, you mentioned reducing cognitive load with a clear step structure. I’d love for you to think about two specific points related to that.

Since you already have a progress bar for the account creation steps, do you think it would be helpful for users to know how many total steps there are? It’s often good practice to give users a sense of progress and control. It might also be useful to let them go back to a previous step, which would make the flow feel even smoother and more user friendly.

The second point is about the image on the right side. It feels like it draws too much attention away from the form, making the form appear secondary even though it’s the user’s main focus. How might you shift the visual focus back to the form so it becomes the primary element?

On the sign up screen, you have a section labeled “Seamless experience” with a few avatars. What’s the purpose of that element and the message it’s meant to convey? Consider whether it’s adding value or if the layout could be cleaner without it.

Good job overall!

Good work on your project Manar. Well thought out and implemented accessibility decisions. To make this even better, here are some of my thoughts:

• Different eye icon for showing/hiding password depending on user choice.
• Add persistent password requirements. Show a checklist under the input field telling users requirements upfront and how close they are to achieving them with real-time validation using checkmarks.
• Include clear and visual error messages for both email and password.
• Provide success feedback on the click of buttons to let users know their information is being processed by the system when they login/signup.

You have a great start but these would make your project outstanding.