Web forms are crucial for converting visitors into regular users, particularly for web communities, e-commerce and web applications. Designing a registration or sign up form is a bit different from a sign in or login form, as a registration form is the last link between turning a visitor into a user, so the final ‘sale’ must be completed.
A registration form should know it’s ABCs. Â To quote Glengarry Glenn Ross:Â “Always be closing!” The registration form should close the deal and make sure the visitor becomes a user.
A login form, on the other hand, should be memorable and remind a user why they are using the site, and that they are valued. Whether that’s a simple “welcome back” or something a bit more extravagant, it never hurts to let the user know that they are a valued member of the community.
This showcase features 39 brilliantly designed login, signup and registration web forms from web companies and platforms around the world. They all exhibit usability qualities, and also have the subtle details that make a form exceptional. You’ll notice a few trends in this post, and especially pay attention to the relative simplicity and the reminders that the site is happy to see you again.
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Also, if you think we missed any (or you want to show off your own form design work), drop a link in the comments! Thanks for reading, and have a great day!







































Dribble and tuts+ are my favorites.
I think Vimeo’s login form is pretty cool but it doesn’t display as well on wide screens.
I must agree, With the cool floating cloud effect, great illustrations and large input fields it does look great and very straight forward
Thanks for bringing these pages together. One of the things that I’ve always thought was important was a solid way of helping people retrieving forgotten usernames and passwords. We took that into consideration in our startup, DivotDog. Our login page can be found here: http://www.divotdog.com/login.aspx
Thanks again!
That’s always a great way to make your forms more user-friendly. :)
Awesome examples. This shows that how can change the general page into SPECIAL page. :)
Definitely, I think a well designed form is one of those elements that shows how much the site owners and designer care. :)
It is very inspiring to see this collection. I love how designers make convert something simple to something special! My favorite is Vimeo form… I love the illustration, even though the one with the papers is great!
Wow nice designs
Vimeo’s form design good but Champion Sound design look quite common.
excellent concept for signup web form inspirations. thanks
beautiful
i believe that login pages or design are a must and having them adds much more for the users that uses it. Thanks for the excellent collection.
My favorite is the
“Sweet Twitter App for iMac Sign Up Form”
Looks really amazing.
Great designs collection! Thanks to post them..
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Great list! A couple of these sites have used Tripwire (http://www.tripwireapp.com), a validation error aggregator that I’m working on, to refine the design and copy of their sign in and sign up pages. You can learn a lot by seeing what your users (and potential users) are having trouble with.
Getting user feedback can be one of the biggest challenges to successful web development. Rather than report a usability issue, they just close the window.
Exactly why we’re building Tripwire! :)
Cool…
Very Interesting.. Thanks for sharing..
Great. The best login pages…..
new super
very high quality work!!lots of inspiration here.Thanks for wonderful post and please keep sharing!
ahhhh it seems wonderful post which will help me, to learn more in effective way.
thank you very much