We have been using login forms from many many years now. As the web is continuously evolving these form have gone through many unnoticed changes over all these years. There was the first era of showing fields like username, password, remember me, forgot password, need help, reset, and an anonymous question mark which was too much to think about and proceed with the login process. Gradually, these forms have become shorter and shorter with only username and password fields because that's what the user is actually interested in using as interaction elements to accomplish the task. The validation process: Ever since beginning websites do validate both the username and password fields, but there are another type validation requirements; such as, for security reasons some websites don't validate usernames; the login process is only completed after typing a correct password. In such cases we face some common questions like: 1. Should I use the current trend of showing us