Responsive Colorful Login Form Widget Template
Download Colorful Login Form - a free and responsive widget template to get attention to your site. It is built using HTML5 and CSS3.
Free for personal & commercial use · keeps a small “Designed by ThemeVault” footer link · no card needed
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Released Sep 2017
- v2.0 · Sep 2026
- 3 pages+ 3 HTML emails
- v2.0updated Sep 2026
- 3,260views
- 1,395downloads
Colorful login form is modern and uniquely designed sign in form which you can use in your website to get a user on your site. This colored login form designed using html5, css3 and bootstrap framework can be used by professionals, artists, designers, developers and all the online firms. Designed using HTML5 & CSS3 with well coded files. Get the demo!
Version 2.0 makes the login card a working form: every field is labelled and validated, the password has a show/hide button, Remember Me really remembers the email address and there is a success state. 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). The Facebook, Twitter and Google buttons link to their providers, the fonts are self-hosted and each form can be pointed at your own server with one attribute.
- A working login form: labelled fields, validation with a red message under each empty or wrong field (focus goes to the first one), a show/hide password button
- forgot-password.html — where Reset Password now goes: email field, validation and a "check your inbox" confirmation. Marked noindex.
- sign-up.html — where Sign Up now goes: name, email and password with a live strength bar (8+ characters), validation and a welcome panel
- 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 card and the credit line sit vertically centred on the screen; on a short landscape phone the page scrolls from the top.
- The page scrolled sideways on phones 401–459px wide (a 412px Pixel
- The "or sign in with social media" divider drew its lines through the text on any card width its per-breakpoint guesses did not cover; it is now a simple rule-t
Pages
Features
| Template Type | Free |
|---|---|
| Compatible Browsers | Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome |
| Link hover effetcs | No |
| Coding | HTML 5, CSS 3 |
| Forms | Registration Form, Login Form |
| Additional Features | Favicon, Responsive Design, Social Links |
| Image Sources | Pexels |
What’s new
- A working login form: labelled fields, validation with a red message under each empty or wrong field (focus goes to the first one), a show/hide password button, a "Remember Me" that really remembers the email address in the visitor's browser (and works from the keyboard) and a success panel that greets the user by email.
- forgot-password.html — where Reset Password now goes: email field, validation and a "check your inbox" confirmation. Marked noindex.
- sign-up.html — where Sign Up now goes: name, email and password with a live strength bar (8+ characters), validation and a welcome panel, with the social sign-up buttons.
- 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 card and the credit line sit vertically centred on the screen; on a short landscape phone the page scrolls from the top.
- The page scrolled sideways on phones 401–459px wide (a 412px Pixel, a 430px iPhone Pro Max): the 380px card plus its padding was 460px. The card now shrinks to fit any screen.
- The "or sign in with social media" divider drew its lines through the text on any card width its per-breakpoint guesses did not cover; it is now a simple rule-text-rule row that adapts.
- The bottom row said "Forgot Password? [Sign In]" with the pill going nowhere: it now reads "Forgot Password? [Reset Password]" and goes to the forgot-password page, with a "New here? Sign Up" link under it. The divider said "sign up with social media" under a "Sign In" title; it now says "sign in".
- The Facebook, Twitter and Google buttons did nothing (and their Font Awesome icons never loaded). They are now links to the providers — point them at your own OAuth sign-in URLs.
- The email and password fields were 20px wider than the card's content and its buttons; they now line up. They also fell back to a serif font: the whole card now uses Open Sans, self-hosted (two weights) instead of the Poppins v1 linked from Google and never used.
- The "Sign In" title is the page's <h1> (it was a <div>); the fields have names, labels and autocomplete hints; meta description added; the credit line shows the current year.
- Plain HTML and CSS plus one dependency-free js/main.js — no framework, no jQuery, no icon font, nothing fetched from Google.
- Recolour in one place: --red (and the three social brand colours) at the top of css/style.css.
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Download Details
- Published
- September 12, 2017
- Categories
- Site ElementsFree Responsive Website Templates
- Tags
- Free ModernFree downloadHTMLHTML LoginHTML5 Login Form TemplatesJoin FormLoginLogin PageModernResponsive FormSign InSign In FormSignin FormSignin PageSingle Formfreewebsite
Source
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
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License
Free for personal & commercial use with an attribution link to ThemeVault. Read the license.
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See all 6 pages at a glance
Each page is built and ready, including the emails.
Change one token, the whole site follows
Every colour, font, radius and spacing value lives in one :root block in css/style.css. Swap the brand colour and every button, link and highlight updates.
:root {
--red: #e62739;
}
Tested on phones, tablets and desktops from 320 to 1440px wide.
What you get in the ZIP
Everything is plain files you can open in any editor. No build step and no installs.
- 14files
- 83 KBZIP size
- 6HTML pages
- 2images
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
colorful-login-form/ ├── index.html ├── email-password-reset.html ├── email-signin-alert.html ├── email-welcome.html ├── forgot-password.html └── sign-up.html
No build tools, no installs
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Change the text and photos in the HTML files with any code editor.
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Upload the folder to any web host. It's plain HTML, so it runs anywhere.
About this template
Can I use Colorful Login Form 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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