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Figma Design File (Updated)

Background

If a server enables account creation, the mobile app will now have a flow to accommodate for account creation through the app.

Design

The layout and aesthetics for this screen follow the Login and Add Server Screens.

iOS

Android

Back button

Tapping the Back button will push back to the Login Screen.

Create Account button

This button is disabled until all required fields are valid.

Other Account Creation Methods

If other Login Methods are enabled and can be used to create accounts, buttons for those methods display below the standard account creation fields.

This screen has been designed for cases where the number of login methods is no more than 3. This will accommodate the majority of use cases. However, If more methods are enabled on a server, the buttons then would stack on top of each other like they do for the login screen.

Transition from the Login Screen

Users can access this screen via a button in the top-right of the new Login Screen. Tapping this will push the user to the Create Account screen.

States

Default State

By default, the ‘Create Account’ button is disabled until all inputs have valid info

Field with Error

An error message with icon replaces the help text.

Button enabled

Once all inputs have valid info, the ‘Create Account’ button is enabled.

Success Screen

When an account is created, a verification email is sent to the email address provided and a success screen displays. Tapping the ‘Return to Log in’ button will push the user back to the Login Screen.

Tablet Layout

Future Improvement

In the future, it would be better to serve up a verification code screen similar to how we do it for cloud account creation. This is a better flow that prevents users from getting lost from their inbox and then opening the link in their browser. This way, they simply reference the email and enter the verification code here.

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