Rethinking of the 2-page input template and ways to improve it

The 2-page entry template is becoming more common. Instead of entering an email and password on one page, users need to enter their email address for the first time and then go to the next page and enter a password there. It looks ineffective.

🚀 However, there are reasons for this design. First of all, it is a security issue. Asking the e-mail first helps the system determine which service was used for the last time and automatically direct the user there.

💡 It is also important to mention Single Sign-on (SSO) Authentication used by large corporations to enter your employees. Thanks to SSO, employees only enter once a day and use only one set of credentials, which improves the security of the enterprise.

• 📌 People often forget what email they have registered with.
• 📌 They also forget about the service with which they were last.
• 📌 Companies use Single Sign-on (SSO) for corporate entrance.
• 📌 Individual accounts still require e -mail and password to log in.
• 📌 2-page entrance: first ask e-mail, then redirect to the appropriate service.