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🚀 Feature: Password field validation before submission and show/hide password feature #50

Open GaganpreetKaurKalsi opened 1 year ago

GaganpreetKaurKalsi commented 1 year ago

🔖 Feature description

Password field validation - Right now the user is unable to figure out the reason for signup failure. I also had to check the network tab to figure all out. Having validation before sending request will reduce unnecessary requests to backend and provide a better user experience.

Show/Hide password - Adding a show/hide feature for password field will improve the UX.

🎤 Pitch

Users need to know the requirements for each field in a form. For this purpose, form validation is essential. Also it will improve the user experience and reduce unnecessary failed requests. Also one would like to see what password they have entered. Giving the flexibility to switch between show/hide password is essential.

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GaganpreetKaurKalsi commented 1 year ago

I would like to work on this feature. Kindly assign it to me!

MishaAkram commented 1 year ago

Kindly assign this issue to me

allwells commented 1 year ago

Hello! I would love to work on this issue. Kindly assign it to me

akashthawaitcc commented 1 year ago

I would like to work.

DeepankRx commented 1 year ago

I would like to work on this feature.

prathamesh3707 commented 9 months ago

i can do it! please assign

DeepLajpal commented 9 months ago

Hi,

I'm interested in contributing to this issue. I have experience with form validation and user experience design, and I believe I can make a valuable contribution.

Here are some ideas I have for implementing this feature:

For password field validation, we could use a regular expression to check that the password meets the minimum requirements (e.g., length, complexity). We could also display a helpful error message to the user if the password is invalid.

For the show/hide password feature, we could use a small eye icon next to the password field. When the user clicks on the icon, the password field would be toggled between plain text and hidden.

I'm also happy to discuss other ideas or suggestions you have.

Sincerely, Deep Lajpal

eyalyehia commented 8 months ago

Hey, I would love to try this out. Can it still be assigned to me?