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idownvoted | 4 years ago
I'd add: "Use browser-native autocomplete features for both 'email' and 'password'"
Also you can go pretty wild with a sign-up form's password field validation, because you may want to indicate to the user:
- how strong his PW is
- what seperate requirements are currently fulfilled (e.g. 1 number: yes, 1 special character: no, ...)
- if he needs to pass all requirements or not (and if not: how many he still needs to fulfill)
- if his password contains strings from other input fields you may deem insecure to be part of a PW
- generally more than just an error-state, but also a valid-state, or even a warning-state
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