Awesome Colourful Login Form
Awesome Colourful Login Form - a free widget template for online website. Built using HTML5 and CSS3, is responsive and compatible across all devices.
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Free for personal & commercial use · keeps a small “Designed by ThemeVault” footer link · no card needed
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
- Released Apr 2017
- v2.0 · Sep 2026
- 3 pages+ 3 HTML emails
- v2.0updated Sep 2026
- 3,215views
- 1,367downloads
Awesome Colourful Login Form comes with multi-colour vertical bars and can be used in any website. This free widget template is responsive for all the devices and can also be used to login using social media. Designed using HTML5 & CSS3 with well coded files.
Version 2.0 makes the login card a working form: every field is labelled and validated, the password has a show/hide button and there is a success state, plus a new "Forgot password?" link. It adds the two pages the card links to — a forgot-password page (forgot-password.html) and a sign-up page (sign-up.html, with a live password-strength bar) — plus three ready-to-send HTML emails in the same design: password reset (email-password-reset.html), welcome (email-welcome.html) and new sign-in alert (email-signin-alert.html). Sign Up Here and the Facebook, Twitter and Google icons link to their pages and providers, and each form can be pointed at your own server with one attribute.
- A working login form: labelled fields, validation with the problems listed in one box under the card (focus goes to the first bad field)
- A "Forgot password?" link under the Login button (v1 had none), going to the new forgot-password page.
- forgot-password.html — email field, validation and a "check your inbox" confirmation.
- sign-up.html — name, email and password with a live strength bar (8+ characters), validation and a welcome panel, with the social icons.
- Three ready-to-send HTML emails, one per form: email-password-reset.html
- Connect it to your server: add data-endpoint="https://your-site.com/api/…" to a form and it is POSTed there; on the login form data-redirect="…" sends the visit
- On a tablet or phone the logo, card, links and credit line sit vertically centred on the screen; on a short landscape phone the page scrolls from the top.
- Sign Up Here and the three social icons (Facebook, Twitter
Pages
Features
| Template Type | Free |
|---|---|
| Compatible Browsers | Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome |
| Link hover effetcs | Yes |
| Coding | HTML 5, CSS 3, 1170 Grid System, Bootstrap 5 |
| Forms | Registration Form, Login Form |
| Additional Features | Favicon, Responsive Design, Social Links |
| Image Sources | Iconmonstr, Pixabay |
What’s new
v2.0Sep 2026
- A working login form: labelled fields, validation with the problems listed in one box under the card (focus goes to the first bad field), a show/hide password button and a success panel that greets the user by name.
- A "Forgot password?" link under the Login button (v1 had none), going to the new forgot-password page.
- forgot-password.html — email field, validation and a "check your inbox" confirmation.
- sign-up.html — name, email and password with a live strength bar (8+ characters), validation and a welcome panel, with the social icons.
- Three ready-to-send HTML emails, one per form: email-password-reset.html, email-welcome.html and email-signin-alert.html. Table-based and inline-styled for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail, no images, {{placeholders}} for your mailer.
- Connect it to your server: add data-endpoint="https://your-site.com/api/…" to a form and it is POSTed there; on the login form data-redirect="…" sends the visitor on after sign-in. Without them the forms run as a demo (each shows a "Demo only" line — delete those lines when you go live). Details at the top of js/main.js.
- On a tablet or phone the logo, card, links and credit line sit vertically centred on the screen; on a short landscape phone the page scrolls from the top.
- Sign Up Here and the three social icons (Facebook, Twitter, Google) went to "#" and did nothing. Sign Up Here now goes to sign-up.html and the icons link to the providers — point them at your own OAuth sign-in URLs.
- The page shipped eight font files (woff and woff2) for four families; only two are used. It now ships v1's own two faces as woff2 only, about 60KB lighter, and drops the second font stylesheet.
- The email and password inputs were styled as "first child" / "last child" of the card, which breaks as soon as a show/hide button wraps the password field: now keyed on classes with identical styling.
- Meta description added; the credit line shows the current year; 3 unused CSS rules dropped.
- Bootstrap 3.3.7 -> Bootstrap 5 (CSS only; no JS bundle is needed) and one dependency-free js/main.js.
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Download Details
- Published
- April 12, 2017
- Categories
- Site ElementsFree Responsive Website Templates
- Tags
- Free ModernHTMLHTML LoginHTML5 Login Form TemplatesJoin FormLoginLogin PageModernResponsive FormSign InSign In FormSignin FormSignin PageSingle Formfreeresponsiveweb design
Source
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
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Every page
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Each page is built and ready, including the emails.
Homeindex.html
Forgot passwordforgot-password.html
Sign upsign-up.html
Email: password resetemail-password-reset.html
Email: signin alertemail-signin-alert.html
Email: welcomeemail-welcome.html
The home page on a phone, as it looks in the live demo.
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Everything is plain files you can open in any editor. No build step and no installs.
- 21files
- 104 KBZIP size
- 6HTML pages
- 7images
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
awesome-colourful-login-form-responsive-widget-template/ ├── index.html ├── email-password-reset.html ├── email-signin-alert.html ├── email-welcome.html ├── forgot-password.html └── sign-up.html
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Can I use Awesome Colourful Login for a client's website?
Yes. The free version is licensed for personal and commercial use, including client work, as long as the footer credit stays. Remove it for $9.00₹499 one-time, or with Pro.
Do I need to know how to code?
You'll need to edit the HTML text and swap the images, which any code editor can do.
Will I get updates?
Yes. Your My Downloads page always serves the latest version, so you can re-download an update free. The What's new tab lists what changed in each version.
Are the photos included?
The images in the template are blurred in the downloaded package, and the photos in the live demo are for the demo only. Add your own images.
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