Build Login & Signup Page | Bubble.io Tutorial

Introduction

In this article, we will walk through how to build a login and signup page using Bubble.io. We will cover everything from setting up your design palette in Figma to creating workflows necessary for a functional login/signup system. Let’s dive right in!

Step 1: Design Setup in Figma

Before diving into Bubble.io, it’s essential to have a strong foundation for your design. Here’s how to set up your design palette:

1. Color Palette and Font Palette:

   • Create a color palette with consistent colors for branding and SEO optimization.
   • Select a font palette that suits the style of your application. Common choices include fonts like Poppins or Inter.

2. Dashboard Layout:

   • Use Figma to map out the layout of your login/signup page. This will help in visualizing elements and understanding the structure before implementing it in Bubble.io.

3. You can refer to the Figma template linked in the description for a starting point.

Step 2: Setting Up Your Bubble.io Database

Next, let’s set up your database:

1. Data Type: Create a new data type called "User."
2. Fields: Focus on important fields such as:
   • Avatar (Image)
   • First Name
   • Last Name
   • Position (e.g., CEO, Social Media Creator)
   • Email

Step 3: Building the Login Page

1. Create a New Page: Add a new page and name it "Login."
2. Layout: Set the column width to 400 and height to 576.
3. Group Elements: Start by adding groups for styling. Be sure to name each group appropriately for easy navigation through your elements.
4. Text Elements: Add text prompts such as:
   • "Welcome back"
   • "Please enter your details"
5. Input Fields: Create input fields for email and password. Ensure these fields have appropriate formatting and validations.
6. Buttons and Links: Add a "Login" button and a link to navigate to the signup page.

Step 4: Creating the Signup Page

1. Add a New Page: Similar to the login page, create a new page for signup.
2. Layout and Design: Follow a similar design approach as the login page, which includes grouping elements and adding text.
3. User Input Fields: Include fields for:
   • Email
   • Password
   • Password Confirmation
4. Password Strength Indicator: Implement a visual indicator for password strength (weak, medium, strong).
5. Button for Signup: Add a "Sign Up" button to complete the signup process, navigating users appropriately.

Step 5: Implementing Workflows

For Login:

1. Button Click Workflow: When the user clicks the "Login" button, create a workflow to log the user in.
2. Password Recovery: Set up a workflow to allow users to reset their password via a popup.

For Signup:

1. User Fields Workflow: When a user signs up, gather information such as first name, last name, position, and avatar.
2. Create Account Workflow: Implement a complete workflow that saves user data and navigates to the dashboard after a successful signup.

Testing

1. Functional Testing: Test the entire flow from logging in to signing up to ensure no errors occur.

The final testing would be entering values into the signup form and ensuring the logic works correctly when navigating to the login page.

This overview gives you a functional login and signup page using Bubble.io. For further details, ensure to refer to the original tutorial for specific implementation instructions.

Keyword

• Bubble.io
• Login Page
• Signup Page
• Figma
• Color Palette
• User Fields
• Workflows
• Password Strength
• UI Design

FAQ

Q1: What tools do I need to build a login/signup page?
A1: You will need Bubble.io for building the application and Figma for designing your layout.

Q2: How do I set up the database in Bubble.io?
A2: Create a new data type called "User" and add fields such as Avatar, First Name, Last Name, Position, and Email.

Q3: Can I test the signup and login functionalities within Bubble.io?
A3: Yes, you can test the functionalities by running a live preview in Bubble.io after setting up workflows.

Q4: What should be included in the password strength indicator?
A4: The password strength indicator can show different statuses: weak, medium, and strong, based on the user's input.

Q5: Where can I find a Figma template for the design?
A5: The Figma template is mentioned to be linked in the description of the tutorial video.