Tripit's Login and Sign Up Flow

Great job Kristen! The analysis of TripIt's current state is accurate and well-documented. All accessibility and usability issues have been properly identified. I particularly like that you pointed out the floating labels and their confusing similarity to links.

The proposed solutions are solid and address every point mentioned in the brief. Adding show/hide password, persistent labels, disabled button state, and better error placement. All of this raises the UX quality.

I have one note: on the "Thanks for signing up" screen in the current version, you have "Verify by signing in at gmail.com" as the main CTA, which is indeed confusing. Your solution with a single clear "Sign into gmail" is better, but I'd consider simplifying the copy even more "Check your email" could be more universal (not everyone uses Gmail).

Visually, adding the city photo on the left is a nice touch that warms up the interface and connects to the travel theme.

Overall, this is very competent work that demonstrates understanding of both WCAG standards and practical UX aspects. Perfect portfolio material! ❤️💪

Hey Kristen,

I truly enjoyed going through your project and appreciate the attention to detail and clear explanation you've put in. Great effort overall, keep up the fantastic work and I’m excited to see what you create next. Best of luck! 😊

Clear hierarchy, well-labeled fields, and thoughtful touches like the Google sign-in placement and password toggle make this easy to use.

You could slightly soften the background image or emphasize the primary CTA more to keep focus on the form. Overall, a solid and accessible design.