UX Rationale for Sign Up & Log In Flow
UX Rationale for Sign Up & Log In Flow – EMENTRA Project
In designing the Sign Up and Log In flow for EMENTRA, the main considerations were user convenience, clarity, and security. The goal was to ensure a smooth onboarding process while minimizing friction for new users and providing a seamless access experience for returning users.
Key UX Decisions:
- Simplified Sign Up: The Sign Up flow was designed to be short and straightforward, reducing the steps needed to create an account. This helps improve conversion rates and reduces drop-offs.
- Clear Input Feedback: Validation messages and input prompts guide the user in real-time, preventing errors and enhancing confidence in the process.
- Consistent Log In Experience: Returning users can quickly log in using familiar credentials. Optional features like “Remember Me” were added to speed up access.
- Security Considerations: Password requirements and optional two-factor authentication ensure that user accounts remain secure without adding unnecessary complexity.
- Visual Clarity: Buttons, fields, and labels were designed with clear hierarchy and spacing to make the process intuitive on all devices.
Overall, the Sign Up and Log In flows aim to balance simplicity, usability, and security, providing users with a positive first impression and consistent experience.
Reviews
1 review
Hey Salwa,
Your design feels clean and easy to scan, which is a great starting point. It already gives off a sense of simplicity and clarity.
A couple of things I’d invite you to think about:
Right now, I’m not seeing a way for users to recover their account if they forget their password. On a login screen, a simple “Forgot password?” link is a small thing, but it makes a big difference for trust and usability.
I’d also strongly consider adding a “show password” option. This is especially helpful during sign-up, where users have to be extra careful with what they type. It reduces frustration and cuts down on simple typing mistakes.
You mentioned that one of your goals was to simplify sign-up and reduce friction. With that in mind, I’m curious about the choice to ask for the password twice. That extra step is one of the most common reasons people drop off during registration. An alternative could be a single password field combined with clear, real-time validation rules like one uppercase letter, a number, a minimum length, and so on, plus the option to reveal the password.
You might also like
EntertainHub App (Dark / Light Mode)
Rappi is always present at the best events
💊 Healthcare Desktop & Mobile App UX/UI Design
Fitness Challenges App
Personal Wellness Dashboard
Events Managment App
Visual Design Courses
UX Design Foundations
Introduction to Figma
Design Terminology
