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Missing "Show Password" Icon and Low Visibility of Text on Login Form #83

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PATILYASHH opened this issue Oct 8, 2024 · 1 comment

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@PATILYASHH
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Description

  • The login form is missing a "Show Password" icon, making it difficult for users to verify their input while typing passwords.
  • The text overlay on the image in the login section is not easily visible due to the contrast between the text color and the background image, reducing readability.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Navigate to the login form.
  2. Notice there is no "Show Password" icon in the password field.
  3. View the text overlay on the image; it is not clearly visible.

Expected Behavior

  • A "Show Password" icon (such as an eye icon) should be present in the password field, allowing users to toggle between showing and hiding the password.
  • The text on the image should be more legible, either by changing the text color or applying a background shadow or overlay for better contrast.

Possible Solution

  1. Show Password Icon: Add a toggle icon (eye icon) to the password field that switches the input type between password and text.
  2. Text Visibility: Improve the contrast of the text on the image by:
    • Changing the text color to a darker or more visible shade.
    • Adding a shadow or background overlay behind the text to make it stand out against the image.

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Additional Context

Enhancing these two elements will improve both the usability and design of the login form, making it more user-friendly and visually appealing.

@Lokesh11868
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Could you please assign me this issue under Gssoc'24 ext. ?

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