I need some feedback..
- Thread starter TrueJewix
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I'd recommend making the input boxes the same width as the rest of the content, and shrinking the overall width of the content down. There's no reason to have a massive header/title. Also, I wouldn't call checking failed logins "heavily secured"; I'd remove that. Also, the amount of opacity is a bit too much for me.
griimnak
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The text is fuckin colossal but i guess if that's the style you dig then go with it. I'd suggest a content box around the login form, perhaps some centering would be nice too but i'm not a designer. If you need the site tested out for vulnerabilities inbox your boy
griimnak
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yeah that looks better
Sysode
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- Dec 11, 2012
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When designing a page, be careful to consider your end user.. Often a good design can be let down by the UX (User Experience). Questions like "what do I want my user to focus on straight away?" and "What is the sole purpose of this page?" should spring to mind.
Like others have suggested, the heading is very big and you're making the sole purpose (to log in) sort of fade into the background with every other element. Lose the opacity for the login and don't be scared to make the log in part of the page stand out more. In my honest opinion, I'd make it center aligned and add a label for each input just so the user is 100% certain on what each input does, then of course add the button under the inputs but aligned to the right.
The above is just my opinion, baring in mind I haven't given it a whole lot of thought - or played around with it either. Just keep messing around until you are happy and update the thread to collect some more feedback.
Like others have suggested, the heading is very big and you're making the sole purpose (to log in) sort of fade into the background with every other element. Lose the opacity for the login and don't be scared to make the log in part of the page stand out more. In my honest opinion, I'd make it center aligned and add a label for each input just so the user is 100% certain on what each input does, then of course add the button under the inputs but aligned to the right.
The above is just my opinion, baring in mind I haven't given it a whole lot of thought - or played around with it either. Just keep messing around until you are happy and update the thread to collect some more feedback.
BIOS
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I think that this type would be more preferable compared to the original idea as it as a container, the input boxes would be of equal size, and it is also aligned with the above message therefore it looks a lot neater.
