Am I the only one who finds subtle animations much more pleasant?<p>I think there is a reason why it's dark when the stage set of a theatre is being changed between scenes, but with user interfaces somehow any rearrangement must be a distracting visual gimmick these days.<p>Edit: Seriously, why do you need a hard change to a blue background only to then move a white cloud up across nearly the complete height of the screen?<p><a href="https://github.com/realpaliy/ios-login/raw/master/art/finalAnim.gif" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/realpaliy/ios-login/raw/master/art/finalA...</a>
That is beautiful! One thing I've noticed tho from some of my older users is that they have no idea what the difference is between "login" and "sign up". I'm sure there's a better way to present that, but I haven't figured out how so far.
helpful mnemonic for remembering the difference between "log in" and "login": "I'm going to log in on the login page"
It’s a pretty animation... so nice work on that front.<p>Regarding login in general, people are done with passwords. From a security perspective they are worthless in most situations. From a user perspective, no one wants to make a new one or remember a different one, so they reuse them.<p>The good thing is this greatly simplifies the flow.<p>1) Ask for the email address.
2) check it against your system
2a) user found -> send auth email link
2b) no user, make a new one<p>Done. 2 steps, no passwords, no double path / flow
Also, you can check out my recent post about my messenger, which presents another design of iOS Login Page. <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22516065" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22516065</a>