Sign in

Email and password sign-in with a remember-me option, a recovery link and a single primary action.

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Sign in to continue to your workspace.

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<form style="inline-size:min(100%, 24rem)"> <tp-card> <h2 slot="header">Welcome back</h2> <p slot="description">Sign in to continue to your workspace.</p> <div style="display:grid;gap:var(--tp-space-4)"> <tp-field label="Email"> <tp-input name="email" type="email" autocomplete="email" required></tp-input> </tp-field> <tp-field label="Password"> <tp-input name="password" type="password" autocomplete="current-password" required></tp-input> </tp-field> <div style="display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:space-between;gap:var(--tp-space-3)"> <tp-field label="Remember me" orientation="horizontal"> <tp-checkbox name="remember"></tp-checkbox> </tp-field> <tp-button variant="link" size="sm" href="#forgot-password">Forgot password?</tp-button> </div> </div> <tp-button slot="footer" type="submit" style="inline-size:100%">Sign in</tp-button> </tp-card> </form>

How it’s composed

  • Card frames the form. The heading and description go in its header and description slots; the primary action sits in footer, so it lines up with every other card in your product.
  • Field owns each label and error. The Inputs keep their native type and autocomplete, which is what password managers look for.
  • Checkbox in a horizontal Field puts the label beside the control and makes the whole label clickable.
  • Button with variant="link" and href is a real anchor for the recovery route, so it opens in a new tab and shows its URL like any link.

Make it yours

Replace the form’s submit handling with your own, add a social sign-in row above the fields with outline Buttons, or swap the password for a one-time code with the Verify code pattern.

More patterns

Password recovery

Request a reset link by email, with a quiet description of what happens next and a route back to sign in.

Verify code

A six-digit one-time code, grouped in threes, with a resend action for the email that never arrived.

Notification settings

Grouped switches for email and push notifications, each with a one-line explanation.

Invite teammates

Invite by email with a role picker, above the list of people who already have access.

Choose a plan

Three plans as a radio group, with the price and what each includes, and one action to continue.

Upload progress

A list of files uploading in parallel, each with its own progress and a finished state.

Send feedback

A short rating and an open comment, the two questions that get answered most often.

Schedule a meeting

Pick a day on the calendar and one of the open time slots beside it.

Sound settings

Volume sliders for each channel and a switch for spatial audio.

Profile card

A person, their role and a few numbers, with follow and message actions.

API key

A secret key shown once, with a copy action, a warning and a way to roll it.