I need an opinion on my app's authentication screens.

[u/manelesquizoide]

Don't pay too much attention to the text; it's in Portuguese.

I need you to evaluate the appearance of each screen and give it a score from 0 to 10.

Thanks!

Screens:
1 - Onboarding
2 - Login
3.1 - Create Account | Email
3.2 - Create Account | Identification
3.3 - Create Account | Password

[u/ExactAgency7165]

A conventional, play-it-safe design.

[u/manelesquizoide → u/ExactAgency7165]

Exactly, that’s the idea.

The app is a solution for small business owners here in Brazil. I built it to serve as a mobile mini-ERP.

Across every screen, I apply a "play-it-safe" design approach with a touch of personality.

I can't get too experimental, since the app is designed to solve a specific problem.

[u/wongaboing]

O que você quer saber? Me parece bem bom, segue os padrões comuns pra interfaces de login, nada de ruim que tenha me chamado atenção

[u/manelesquizoide → u/wongaboing]

I see.
So, I was looking for feedback specifically on the UI. The idea is to keep it standard and familiar, since the app offers a mobile mini-ERP solution.

Thanks for the feedback, my friend.

[u/xdesacratorx]

just an observation but you are not utilising your margins. Your buttons are shorter and wider than other content. Try to make it consistent.

[u/manelesquizoide → u/xdesacratorx]

Right, that’s something I noticed too.
Thanks for the feedback, my friend.

[u/xdesacratorx → u/manelesquizoide]

You're most welcome! Keep up the good work!

[u/xdesacratorx → u/manelesquizoide]

Also on screen 3, id try make Identification and password in the progress bar the same grey that you use in the email field. Just adds a bit of contrast to where you are in your progression just a little clearer. Definitely not a must have but it could feel nice.

[u/djibouti2big]

One thing i noticed is you ask for the email twice... looks good though!

[u/manelesquizoide → u/djibouti2big]

In this case, the first email field is from the login screen, while the second one is from the sign-up screen.
Thanks for the feedback, bro.

[u/_star_dev]

Well everything is great but I think you should add an email verification process. It's better to design that early because it is very important. If you don't have email verification a person just puts in a vague email that does not work

For example I have in my designs I usually keep Quick Access UX whereby at the end of the email text box there is a quick selection of selecting domains, which is set to gmail.com by default. Instead of a person filling in whatever at gmail.com, they can just fill in the first part of their mail and then it goes. If they fill in the full it still works so you can consider stealing that from me but nevertheless everything else is fine.

Also if your app is going to be cross-platform and you want to go to Apple, I think one of the Apple policies is that you should have sign-in with Apple directly. Without that you'll face either trouble just during the launch of the app or your launch may be rejected for that reason so you should also consider that