An easy way to create login panel with jQuery and CSS
Among many studies conducted to find out just what influences people’s perception of a website’s credibility, one interesting finding is that users really do judge a book by its cover… or rather, a website by its design.
Rapid changes in design trends are driving focus towards its usability. More and more features are being zipped into a plain and simple design for users to get bountiful results without spending more than a jiffy. The back-end coding is the key device to achieve this simplicity in design.
Keeping this mind, I’ve designed a small script to introduce a sliding login box into your website, just as you see in Twitter login page. The script comprises jQuery & CSS techniques to display this arty feature. Checkout the code below and try it yourself or simply download the ready to use files.
xHTML Code
CSS Code
jQuery Code
What more features can I zip for you? Do let me know in the comments.
9 Responses to “An easy way to create login panel with jQuery and CSS”
very nice panel thanks
Fully loving that, quite slick with the animation, pressing the escape key-could that not be functionised and made into a close button on the top right of the dialog box which drops down.
How does this application handle error messages with login?
Tanks a lot for this post.
I like simple login panel.
Sweeet. I’ve come across similar tutorials but I really like the way this one works. Code looks clean. Thanks.
best one yaar… let me try to put on my blog site
thanks once again
Very very Nice! I’ll try it to my site as soon as. Thank you for post.
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09 Mar, 2010
thank you for post it is very nice thanks again