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Summary

Adds a standalone login modal component with a modern, polished UI design. The modal includes:

  • Clean white card design with purple gradient background
  • Email and password input fields with validation
  • "Remember me" checkbox and "Forgot password?" link
  • Gradient purple "Sign In" button with loading spinner state
  • Social login buttons (Google, GitHub, X) with SVG icons
  • Sign up link
  • Responsive design with mobile breakpoints
  • Keyboard accessibility (ESC to close, click outside to dismiss)
  • Form validation (email format, password length)
  • Error and success message displays

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Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Verify this meets your requirements - This is a standalone demo component in login-modal/index.html. If you need it integrated into a specific application or with real authentication, please let me know.
  • Note: Login is simulated - The simulateLogin() function is a mock that always succeeds after 1.5s delay. You'll need to replace this with actual authentication logic.
  • Social login buttons are placeholders - They currently show alerts. Real OAuth integration would need to be implemented.
  • Test on mobile devices - Responsive CSS is included but should be verified on actual mobile devices.

Recommended test plan: Open login-modal/index.html in a browser, click "Open Login Modal", test form validation by submitting empty/invalid fields, then test successful login flow.

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Requested by: @qiwei66
Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/2e7e682860e8403a871aa0a20ef0c10c


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- Clean white card design with gradient background
- Email and password input fields with validation
- Remember me checkbox and forgot password link
- Gradient purple Sign In button with loading state
- Social login buttons (Google, GitHub, X)
- Sign up link
- Responsive design with mobile support
- Keyboard accessibility (ESC to close)
- Form validation and error handling

Co-Authored-By: wang qiwei <davidmaeew@gmail.com>
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Devin Review found 1 potential issue.

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Comment on lines +536 to +538
} finally {
setLoading(false);
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🟡 Login button re-enabled after successful login allows duplicate submissions

After a successful login, the finally block at line 536-538 calls setLoading(false), which re-enables the login button. However, there's a 1.5-second delay (line 530) before the modal closes. During this window, the user can click "Sign In" again and trigger another login attempt.

Flow:

  1. User submits form → setLoading(true) disables button
  2. simulateLogin completes successfully after 1.5s
  3. showSuccess('Login successful! Redirecting...') displays
  4. setTimeout scheduled to close modal in 1.5s
  5. finally block runs → setLoading(false) re-enables button
  6. User can click "Sign In" again during the 1.5s window
  7. Another login request is triggered

Expected: Button should remain disabled until the modal closes.
Actual: Button is re-enabled immediately after the async operation completes, allowing duplicate submissions.

Impact: Could cause duplicate login requests, confusing UX, or in a real implementation, potential duplicate session creation.

Recommendation: Move setLoading(false) to only run in the catch block, or add a separate flag to track successful login state and prevent re-submission. Alternatively, disable the button explicitly after success and don't re-enable it in the finally block for the success case.

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@devin-ai-integration devin-ai-integration bot changed the title Add login modal component Add login modal component v1 Jan 19, 2026
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