User Authentication Challenge

For this weeks submission I have focused on the verification aspect once you have entered your login details on an app from a new device. Without revealing sensitive information, the app alerts the new login device that a one-time code has been sent to the registered mobile number connected to the account. If the user does not have access to mobile signal at that time, they can opt for the Google OTP authentication instead (if already set up). From here the user will be able to use the secure pin from Googles authentication app to verify their identity and proceed onto the next page. The next step is to register the new device to the account if the user wants to, or they can skip this step. If the user chooses to register the new device, when logging in from the same device in the future - the user will skip the verification process and head straight to the app. The last step is to confirm the recovery information is up-to-date and for the user to select their preferred method of recovery. The user can also see a list of their trusted devices where they can amend or delete old devices Once the process is complete, the user will return to the apps interface. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below ☺️

Here is an verification concept to verify the users' account while logging in through a new device. After the user enters his/her mail id and password, a verification code will be sent to the user's mobile no. After verifying the code, if the user is logging through a new device, he/ she should answer a security question and verify his/her touch id to complete the login process.

I have kept the UI very minimal and focused more on the UX. [L -> R] Screen 1: The login page tells the user to log into his account, via options like username & password or social handles like Google or Facebook. It also has a link to Signup if the user doesn't have an account. Screen 2: Authenticate Page detects it's a new device, tells the user about the security concern, and provides two options for 2-Factor Authorization. Option 1 - answering the security question and Option 2 - enter an OTP sent to the registered mobile number. Screen 3: The server authenticates the user, with some confetti for celebration and provides a way to proceed to the app's homepage.

I have made 4 screens to show the process of the solution. I have shown two-factor authentication as the solution where user login from a new device and the authentication screen shows up. The user has to authenticate the account either by phone or email address.

Shre recently broke up with me. So I decided to design an app where I store the moments we spent together. I also want my closest friends to access the app, so I decided to design this authentication where only our closest ones can get access the moments and be a part of them. My goal here is to make this app as cute as possible so that I can put a smile on her face. Hope you also like this app :)

For this week's challenge, I came up with a modern, lively authenticator app. The can scan the QR code or enter a security code generated from the old device, so he can securely login to his account. Once the accounts are logged in, the app automatically stores the account and also serves as an authenticator which generates unique codes for 2-factor authentication.

For this week's challenge, I have designed an 2FA/MFA authenticator simple to use yet very secure. Authenticator apps offer a more secure way to log into your sites and web services with two-factor authentication (2FA) or Multi- Factor Authentication (MFA). How is 2FA different from MFA? 2 Factor consists of only 2 factors which are the user's account's password and an one time pin (OTP) which you'd receive on your device whereas MFA requires the users to provide with 2 or more verification factors. In this case, after entering your OTP, the user be will required to use biometrics as the third factor. MFA also requires the user to authenticate a specific device with which anyone can login into an account. For example, I give the credentials of my Netflix account to a friend (person 1). But for some reason, that friend decides to give those credentials to someone else (person 2). Now if I have 2FA, Person 1 can fool me with saying that he needs to add the Netflix account again to his device because it got removed from it earlier, but with MFA, I'll be able to know if a new device is being used to log into the account and therefore, my account will still be in the safe hands (not anymore lol )    Talking about the design, first screen requires you to enter a pin or use biometrics of your phone to login such as face id. If you notice, the numbers are jumbled, that is because someone sitting far behind won't be able to see the code you're entering. On the first screen, you see the new device login prompt, in which you'll have to enter the OTP as well as approve the device and use the phone biometrics to complete the procedure. The home screen will also show your recently logged in apps. Most authenticators apps show one time pins of all the apps all the time which could overwhelming for the user, so if the user wishes to see the code, he may unhide it and see it. The 2nd screen shows the password manager. You may store passwords of the apps, which could be beneficial to auto enter the password and the OTP (if the authenticator app exists on the same device) making the process of logging in smoother. You may also store new passwords and app would tell you if the password is a secure enough password or not. You can also ask the app to suggest your random passwords which would be really secure by default.

Entry for this week's User Authentication Challenge. Do give your feedback on the design

Hello Designers...This is my first time competing as a designer - I am young freelancer and UI/UX became my passion. So I am giving a chance to this project, where I can test and even improve my design skills. This my very first post represents the "User Authentication Challenge", Where user can login to their respective account after completion of their successful Authentication. I am looking forward to your feedback. Yours truly, Deep.

Goal: When a user login into a new device showing alerts. So that user feels securely logged in. User Authentication Approach: When a user login in to the new device notification will be sent to the mail and registered mobile. Once the user got the notification that user can check the information of the login attempts. It will show the device name, location, date and time. Then users have options to continue to sign in or the action not performed by the user, then cancel the request so that it navigates to change password options and sign out all other login devices. Once the user accepts yes it will redirect to the verification page then verification code sent to registered mobile. If the user enters the code then only is able to login or else the user cannot log-in. After entering the verification code matches redirect to the landing page showing from where the sign-in attempt was tried and who gave the approval to login-in to new devices all the information will be shown. Implemented Securely Authentication Process: The user should feel that he is securely logged in by showing information like device, location, date and time, who is approving logging in and also providing the OTP verification to registered mobile users. If the user accepts/approves the new sign-in device request then only able to login in to the application.

Some research have been made through Google and hope you like it.

Hi! this is my first upload to the design challenge. So for securely authenticating the account, I have opted for a two-factor authorization method. Solution steps: 1. The feature starts with informing the user about the TFA feature 2. The next step is where the user has to select the method to receive a code 3. In this step, the user has to fill the space with the code they received on their mobile phone, and then the account will be verified.

In this weeks challenge I have researched on the topic of user authentication where a user is able to manage all of its accounts easily at one place, when he/she logs into a new device. This application time to time send alerts to the user to mange the security of all his/her accounts. This application also manages bank details and gives time to time reminder to maintain security. Whenever the user tries to login he/she has to provide a six digit code which he/she created so that no one else can access it. The plus sign in the home and account screen is just to add more accounts. This app also provides an option of cloud storage of the details. The shield button is for managing the alerts as well as the security. I hope everyone likes my design. Thank you Crowwwn for such a wonderful platform.

A classic email and password to get the authentication code that will be sent directly to the user's email address.

The challenge was that the users wanted to feel secure when they log in to a new device. So, to make sure of that, I made a verification code for them to verify their account. Not only that, they can also insert their TouchID for more security and it will also be easier for them to log in just by using their fingerprint.

Being a UI/UX designer I understand the users mindset and to save time I design a simple and classy UI design for user authentication.

Hi, I have created a simple user authentication app. The user can scan through and add the accounts in the app. The added accounts need to be approved or authorized through passcodes. The user can also approve through their fingerprints.

Hello, it is my version of the answer to the challenge. Would be great to receive your feedback

Hey Guys! for this challenge I decided to create the authentication screen for a crypto wallet app. The idea was to create a very secure crypto wallet. 1. First page is the login page, a simple login page where the user will put their email id and password and log in. 2. After logging in the app will detect that it's a new device and will ask for 2 step biometric authentication (which the user has setup in their old device). If their current device doesn't have a fingerprint scanner they can use different way to verify. 3. After that they will have facial recognition which uses camera of the device to detect the face. 4. After the verification is complete they can save their current device so that they don't have to verify each time they log in and continue

I did small research of user's behavior when they logging in through a new device. To keep user's account secure, I designed a simple flow started from ask user's email and guide them to scan the QR sent to their email. It will asked user to verify their identity by scanning the QR through another device. So I think it will keep their account secure even logging in with a new device.

Greetings, I enjoyed making the UI for such an incredible contest. Thank you Crowwwn for this opportunity. I designed the UI for the authentication app which has 5 pages. 1. The login page-- The user can log in using email, Google account, or Facebook account. 2. The OTP page-- The user is requested to type the OTP send to his registered email. 3. More security-- The user is given information about the app's security features, including Two Factor Authentication, Face Dictation, and Finger Print Scanning. Hope my design is convincing and waiting for the reviews

Greetings Everyone, Here is my concept of Authenticator app design. It allows you to use 2 Factor Authentication securely and effortlessly. The focus was to make a clean and intuitive design that allows you to verify your accounts in a proper manner. Hope you all like my design and as always, I am looking forward to any feedback which will help me in improving my skillset further. Thank you and have a nice day !

1. When they sign in they have a checkbox to remember me. 2. For authentication user gets 3 different ways - in that I want people to know that fingerprint verification to log in, that is why I have highlighted that as (New)... So people can opt fingerprint option if needed. that way verification process becomes more secure and cost reduction happens. 3. Resend code / Need Help option - Makes the people more comfortable.

let me show my idea how to solve user authentication, here i have designed 3 screens a : for first screen user need to input their email address and password, and i create "forgot password' button to solve if user forgot password and then user can select how to sign in into device by apple account and facebook account. in the second screen is a form for reset password. in the last screen is verification process, code will be sent to email of user.

Here are simple steps to secure an account on a device. 1. User will be showing a screen, where we display the new device name and tell users why they must secure the account (a. If someone gets your password, it won't be enough to sign in to your account. b. We will send you notifications when someone accessed your login on different devices) 2. First, the user has to confirm the device with fingerprint or pattern 3. Next, Users has to enter the code sent to their email ID or mobile number 4. Account signed into the new device is secured now.

The first page is the login page where the user writes his email, password, but also a nickname (just like in video games or video game accounts). The user can save the login data to make future logins easier. The second page shows another step that the user must go through to log in. The method is represented by a user fingerprint scanner (if the user has saved the data, then the fingerprint scan is no longer valid until the user logs out). The last page only shows the messages: "Successfully log in" and "Welcome user name" (Ex. "Welcome Valentin!").

By reading some case studies about how to bypass an OTP option and then conclude that to bypass an OTP is easy by using a wordlist attack or using a brute-force but to bypass a physical lock is not an easy task. That's why I used a finger lock or face lock as a prior option.

I did a competitive analysis with various bank apps and also apps which has good security and solve the problem

Hello Creators, I am new UX designer This is my Third design as designer. I have created 3 screens to show how secure their account is. One is code verification and the other is face ID . Kindly leave your feedback to improve on my designs. Thank you in advance

This week design challenge was interesting and grab my attention on understanding the mechanism of account authentication to a new device.Before I dive into this design challenge,I did some research about the authentication of an account to a new device in a secure way. I came across these two authentication method which is biometric authentication and setting up a security code.For this challenge, I have displayed the authentication concept in form of animation.This concept have integrated in 2 ways of setting up a security code (user input and also get security code through email). Primarily, biometric authentication should come up with a physical identification of an user which I personally believe this keep our device from an unauthorized access. I hope this authentication concept will enhance security to our account and device. And I also believe this design will help to provide an easy access without any complexity. As a beginner,I would like to request feedback for my submission. Thank you.

Firstly I know about the different ways of user authentication and selected the more secure way and kept into a design that makes users feel like he/she protected

Hello there, after doing my research on authentication methods I concluded on choosing the multi-factor authentication (2nd screen & 3rd screen) which includes the fingerprint scan and access code. This increases the confidence of users by adding multiple layers of security. I also designed the interface to be clean and minimal. Thank you @Crowwwn for this awesome challenge!

I was inspired by different apps that ask me for a two-step verification process like Gmail and shopify

I did Research and came to this result

I figured out that the solution to the given problem is two-factor authentication. It adds an additional layer of security. I designed a system where the users of an application set two-factor authentication for themselves. They choose one of the two methods - 'Using email address' or 'Using phone number', to authenticate their accounts. Once they choose the method, a 6-digit code will be sent. Users enter that code and secure their accounts. Every time users log in to their accounts(after the authentication process) with their usual username and password, they are sent a security token(6-digit code). That token is valid only for 60 seconds. In this way, whenever a user logs into a new device, they know their accounts are protected.

I did research on the problem statement and designed a Login system UI with the verification security system . After login into a system user will receive an OTP on their register mail address and with the help of OTP user can securely login into the system