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Introduction Hlo everyone, In this Blog, i am going to design a login page using html and css, this design is very helpful for those students who is trying to learn html or css and those also who is doing practice of html and css.  In above image, the exact login page design made by the html and css. and i am providing you the tutorial also. So, you can able to  understand the concept and the way of making the login page.                      View Code in Github  Click on this github link to get the login page source code and the images used in this tutorial.

H ello, friends today in this blog I will teach you how to Create A Website in HTML and CSS Only. Earlier I have shared a blog about a Complete Personal Portfolio Website using HTML CSS & JavaScript and now I’m going to create a simple website. How can I make my website attractive? To make a website beautiful and attractive you need to follow the following steps: Take simple colors for your website. Use a maximum of 3 to 4 color Make Website Responsive (Fite in any screen sizes devices) Try To use the same sizes and font family for text. Keep essential navigation links inside the navigation bar If you are feeling difficulty with what I’m saying then you can watch the full video tutorial of this program [Create A Website Design], which I have given below.                   Source Code: Click:   https://buymeacoffee.com/ritesh_09/e/263245

Introduction  Designing an engaging login page involves harmonizing HTML and CSS to craft a seamless user experience. Through HTML, you'll structure the essential elements like text fields and buttons, while CSS adds the visual finesse with styling, colors, and layout. Implementing responsive design principles ensures that your login page adapts gracefully to various screen sizes, offering a consistent and user-friendly interface across devices. Employing CSS transitions and animations can further enhance the page, providing subtle cues and feedback, making the login process not only functional but visually captivating for users. With these foundational web technologies, you can create an entrance point that not only secures user credentials but also leaves a positive and lasting impression. Your website's login page serves as the virtual gateway for your users to access a world of personalized content, services, and interactions. It's the first point of contact, the digita...

         Glassmorphism   is a design trend that has gained traction recently, known for its frosted glass-like appearance. When applied to a login page, it creates a sleek and modern user experience. The translucent background with subtle frosted glass effects provides a visually appealing and functional login interface. for full Tutorial:-          View Code in Github Glassmorphism login pages feature a sense of depth and elegance. The login form stands out against a partially transparent, blurred background, giving a contemporary touch to the user interface. With frosted glass buttons and input fields, the design not only looks stylish but also enhances the overall user experience. Glassmorphism successfully strikes a balance between aesthetics and functionality on login pages. It transforms the login process into an engaging and visually pleasing experience, adding an elegant and modern dimension to this esse...

 Introduction I am thrilled to share the photography website Crafted with precision and dedication, this website serves as a digital photo gallery showcasing my diverse collection of captivating images. One of the primary objectives in designing this website was to ensure responsive across various devices(desktop, tablet or phone), offering a seamless and immersive viewing experience for visitors regardless of the device they use. From stunning landscapes to intimate portraits, each photographs displayed on the website.  The responsive design ensures that the visual narratives I've carefully curated are accessible and optimized for viewing on desktops, tablets, and mobile phones alike. As technology continues to evolve, the responsive approach aims to adapt and deliver an immersive visual journey, inviting the viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty and the depth of photography. For Demo Click below: The creation of this photographic website or photo gallery was a labo...

Introduction The Starbucks landing page serves as a captivating gateway into the world of premium coffee experiences and community-centered ambiance. It is a digital threshold that encapsulates the brand's essence—inviting, vibrant, and meticulously crafted. Seamlessly blending enticing visuals with an intuitive layout, the page entices visitors with a tantalizing array of specialty brews, delectable treats, and an ambiance that resonates with the coffee aficionado. Through skillful design and engaging content, the landing page mirrors the in-store experience, fostering a sense of familiarity and comfort for both loyal patrons and newcomers. It's a digital hub where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans seems to transcend the screen, beckoning visitors to explore and indulge in Starbucks' rich coffee culture. View Code in Github

  Your website's login page serves as the virtual gateway for your users to access a world of personalized content, services, and interactions. It's the first point of contact, the digital threshold that bridges the gap between your audience and the unique experiences your site has to offer. A well-designed login page not only ensures security but also provides a seamless and inviting user experience. In an age where online presence is paramount, the login page plays a crucial role in shaping the initial impression users have of your website. It should not be seen merely as a functional necessity, but as an opportunity to showcase your brand's identity and commitment to user-centric design For Full Tutorial:- ABOUT THE NAVBAR: The basic Navbar is created in HTML and CSS and some javascript code for clicking the login page design. but if you want to make the login page only you have to Step 1: Setting up the HTML Structure <! DOCTYPE   html > < html   ...