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There's an interesting point made, but I'm not sure that I really like the direction Leah went in. To me, the fields stand out far more than the radio buttons,
by rufo 17y ago
There's an interesting point made, but I'm not sure that I really like the direction Leah went in. To me, the fields stand out far more than the radio buttons, I stop reading the header after "Log in..." (what more do I need to know, it's a login form) and I really wouldn't notice that it's a sign-up form unless I look carefully - I had to look twice before I realized there was even a difference between the two screenshots.
I'd probably ditch the radio buttons and make the header more eyecatching, with "Join Now?" clearly a link. Clicking it changes the form in the way Leah shows, probably with a quick Javascript fade so the user notices.
- BvS 17y agoI like the way justigining.com is using here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising-page/Creation/?pcid=557138e8-f6b9-4903-a488-845d1e57ecd6 https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising-page/Creation/?pcid=5.... They made a clear distinction while still using only one page for registration and sign in (they have a "normal" log-in page too).
- rapind 17y agoThis is great. Thanks for the link. I'll probably do a similar flow in a project I'm working on.