Seekho Login & OTP Screen Redesign

The design is visually pleasing and quite polished, there are some good UX ideas overall, and it is sticking to known patterns. Nonetheless, there's some areas of improvement that you might want to consider.

On the first screen, the main problem resides on assuming that the user knows how a login with one-time password works.

• Don't write an uncommon acronym as OTP. Instead, just write it in plain human language: "Send a one-time password"
• The "Send OTP" button has an odd separation from the form field. Since they are closely related (you need to enter a phone number to get an OTP), they should be physically closer
• "Please type your phone number" is not a clear error message, what should the user do? Instead, say something like "Please type a valid phone number"
• The "your details are safe with us" is unclear (what details?) and probably misplaced (if it's about the phone number). Instead, move it below the input field, as a helper text and say something like "We we only use your number to help you log in".
• As a bonus, you could also consider disabling the button when there's no input, that way there's no change the user skips the input field.

On the second screen, the main problem is the task we're giving to the user might not be clear. You're spelling many different actions related to an OTP ("Enter OTP", then "OTP is sent", then "Type OTP", then "Verify OTP"). Users might be confused about what exactly is it they need to do.

You could solve this with something along these lines:

• Title: Login via phone number (why changing it, if we're still on the same process?)
• No subtitle
• Input field: Type the one-time password recieved in your phone
• CTA: Verify and log in
• Helper text: A one-time password was sent to xxxxxx
• Helper actions: Resend password in XXsec | Use another phone

Keep it up! 👋