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Learn how to create a stylish and see-through login form using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Follow step-by-step instructions to design the form structure, style the background image, style the login box, make the title look good, style the email and password sections, style the labels and text boxes, and finally make the login button look good. The result is a simple and attractive login form that can be customized further.

How to Create the Perfect Transparent Login Form

Step 5: Making the Email and Password Sections Look Nice

Step 6: Making the Email and Password Labels Look Cool

Step 7: Making the Text Boxes Look Awesome

Step 8: Making the Login Button Look good

Transparent forms are a horrendous idea from a UX and accessibility point of view. It’s bad enough to have the labels and surrounding modal text transparent over the background, but why also have the inputs transparent? In the demo on a small screen the contrast of the white input text over the yellow sun make the text incredibly hard to read.
It is not “sleek” or “modern” - it’s bad design.

This was cool in 2005. I’m so glad it is not 2005 anymore.