Designing Login Boxes: 6 Examples Of Good And Bad Design

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http://stever.ca Stever

For the Google login I can move between all my google services once i’m logged into my iGoogle page. I can hop between Gmail, Analytics, Docs, Adsense, Adwords, Maps, etc..

Now that could be because I told Firefox to remember my passwords for me and log me in automatically.
http://www.designvsart.com/ Alexis Brion

Exactly! That works fantastic if you use the same account for all the Google services.

What if you have your own Gmail open and at the same time you want to check your company’s AdWords with another account?

Thanks for your comment!

Alex
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Nice article. Dugg it
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very good example of log in box design, I am like it.

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