PCBN HTML/CSS Login Page
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m putting together a clean, single-page login screen and need someone to handle the front-end presentation for me. The emphasis is on a bright, lightweight aesthetic: soft neutrals, plenty of white space, and the faintest of shadows—absolutely no animation or motion effects.
Feel free to choose the exact neutral palette; I haven’t locked in brand colours yet. Just keep everything modern and airy. The email and password inputs should use a simple box-outline style rather than underlines or filled backgrounds, and the whole layout should sit gracefully on Flexbox or CSS Grid so it scales down to mobile without a hitch.
Scope
• Essentials only: logo placeholder, email, password, “remember me” checkbox, primary Login button, plus “forgot password” and “sign up” links
• Semantic HTML5 markup, no JavaScript, no CSS frameworks
• Subtle, tasteful shadows; strictly no motion
• Must render consistently in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
Deliverables
1. One HTML file with embedded styles—or an external CSS file if you prefer
2. Well-commented, vanilla CSS that’s easy for me to extend
3. Quick note confirming you tested in the three target browsers
I’ll wire this up to the back-end myself as soon as you hand over the files, so clarity and clean code are what matter most here.
Feel free to choose the exact neutral palette; I haven’t locked in brand colours yet. Just keep everything modern and airy. The email and password inputs should use a simple box-outline style rather than underlines or filled backgrounds, and the whole layout should sit gracefully on Flexbox or CSS Grid so it scales down to mobile without a hitch.
Scope
• Essentials only: logo placeholder, email, password, “remember me” checkbox, primary Login button, plus “forgot password” and “sign up” links
• Semantic HTML5 markup, no JavaScript, no CSS frameworks
• Subtle, tasteful shadows; strictly no motion
• Must render consistently in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
Deliverables
1. One HTML file with embedded styles—or an external CSS file if you prefer
2. Well-commented, vanilla CSS that’s easy for me to extend
3. Quick note confirming you tested in the three target browsers
I’ll wire this up to the back-end myself as soon as you hand over the files, so clarity and clean code are what matter most here.