Affinity is a web application designed to match individuals based on their intellectual compatibility. Users can create profiles, take quizzes, and find matches who share similar intellectual interests and capabilities. The project aims to foster meaningful connections through a sophisticated matching algorithm.
Description
We need to add a link to the registration page on our login page. This will improve user experience by making it easier for new users to create an account without having to navigate away from the login page.
Objectives
Add a clearly visible link to the registration page on the login page
Ensure the link is styled consistently with our UI design
Implement the link in a way that's accessible and responsive
Tasks
Decide on the exact wording for the link (e.g., "New user? Register here", "Create an account")
Determine the best placement for the link on the login page
Add the HTML for the link
Style the link to match our UI design
Ensure the link is keyboard-accessible
Add appropriate aria labels for screen readers
Test the link on various devices and screen sizes
Update any relevant unit or integration tests
Update user documentation to reflect this new feature
Technical Details
Add the following HTML to the login page, adjusting as necessary:
htmlCopy
Ensure the link uses the correct route for the registration page
Additional Considerations
Consider adding a brief explanation of the benefits of registering
Ensure the link doesn't distract from the main login form
Consider A/B testing different placements or wordings for the link
Ensure the change is consistent across all login instances (e.g., modal popups, standalone pages)
Acceptance Criteria
The register link is visible and easily clickable on the login page
Clicking the link successfully navigates to the registration page
The link is styled consistently with our UI design
The link is accessible via keyboard navigation
The link has appropriate aria labels for screen readers
The link and surrounding text are responsive and look good on all screen sizes
rishyym0927
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Description We need to add a link to the registration page on our login page. This will improve user experience by making it easier for new users to create an account without having to navigate away from the login page. Objectives
Add a clearly visible link to the registration page on the login page Ensure the link is styled consistently with our UI design Implement the link in a way that's accessible and responsive
Tasks
Decide on the exact wording for the link (e.g., "New user? Register here", "Create an account") Determine the best placement for the link on the login page Add the HTML for the link Style the link to match our UI design Ensure the link is keyboard-accessible Add appropriate aria labels for screen readers Test the link on various devices and screen sizes Update any relevant unit or integration tests Update user documentation to reflect this new feature
Technical Details
Add the following HTML to the login page, adjusting as necessary: htmlCopy
New user? Create an account
Add appropriate CSS to style the link, for example: cssCopy.register-link { margin-top: 20px; text-align: center; }
.register-button { color: #007bff; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold; }
.register-button:hover { text-decoration: underline; }
Ensure the link uses the correct route for the registration page
Additional Considerations
Consider adding a brief explanation of the benefits of registering Ensure the link doesn't distract from the main login form Consider A/B testing different placements or wordings for the link Ensure the change is consistent across all login instances (e.g., modal popups, standalone pages)
Acceptance Criteria
The register link is visible and easily clickable on the login page Clicking the link successfully navigates to the registration page The link is styled consistently with our UI design The link is accessible via keyboard navigation The link has appropriate aria labels for screen readers The link and surrounding text are responsive and look good on all screen sizes
Labels frontend, UX, enhancement