This demo presents a clean, accessible login layout for a secure hardware wallet interface. It highlights the concept of a secure sign-in flow, emphasizes education about security, and showcases two presentation color themes to demonstrate visual variations. Use this prototype for design reviews, pitch decks, or developer handoffs — do not connect it to real accounts.
Clear callouts explaining private key safety and the option to use hardware-backed authentication.
Minimal inputs — email and password slots — plus helpful hints and client-side validation.
Two visual themes (light/dark) let stakeholders compare accessibility and contrast requirements.
This content uses the keyword "Secure Wallet Login" to keep the demo focused on authentication UX. Replace the placeholder brand label and integrate a secure server-side authentication flow before using in production. For production-grade systems, always use multi-factor authentication and hardware-backed signing.
No — this is a static demo. It does not send or store credentials. It is for design and presentation only.
Yes — the CSS variables at the top of the file control major colors. Swap them to match your brand guidelines.
On a secure backend server using best practices: hashed passwords, rate limiting, MFA, and hardware key support.
The prototype uses semantic HTML and accessible controls. Further accessibility testing (contrast, screen reader checks) is recommended.
Use the "Toggle Theme" button in the login card to switch between light and dark presentation formats.