Description
Clicking the Login to Arvio button with empty required fields does not provide any feedback to the user. The button appears to do nothing until both fields are filled.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open the Web App page.
- Leave the Email and Password fields empty.
- Click Login to Arvio.
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Expected Behavior
The form should immediately notify the user that the Email and Password fields are required before attempting to log in.
Actual Behavior
Clicking the Login button produces no visible feedback, making it appear unresponsive. Only after both fields are populated does the application attempt authentication and display an "Login failed. Check credentials." message if the credentials are incorrect.
Additional Context
Adding client-side validation for required fields would provide clearer feedback and improve the login experience.
Description
Clicking the Login to Arvio button with empty required fields does not provide any feedback to the user. The button appears to do nothing until both fields are filled.
Steps to Reproduce
Screenshot
Expected Behavior
The form should immediately notify the user that the Email and Password fields are required before attempting to log in.
Actual Behavior
Clicking the Login button produces no visible feedback, making it appear unresponsive. Only after both fields are populated does the application attempt authentication and display an "Login failed. Check credentials." message if the credentials are incorrect.
Additional Context
Adding client-side validation for required fields would provide clearer feedback and improve the login experience.