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Login and signup template with dark theme and animations, built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion.
Login Template is a front-end boilerplate for login and signup pages built with Next.js, styled with Tailwind CSS, and animated with Framer Motion, all presented in a dark theme.
Login Template is a ready-made authentication interface built with the Next.js React framework. It provides the two core pages — login and signup — as a starting point for any web application that needs user accounts. The visual design uses Tailwind CSS for styling and Framer Motion for animations, and the whole interface follows a dark color scheme. The project is publicly accessible and includes a live production deployment at https://login-template.vercel.app so you can see the final result before installing it.
yarn installs all dependencies and yarn dev starts the local development server.Login Template is aimed at developers who need a visually polished authentication interface as a starting point. Next.js developers can drop the pages into a new or existing project and wire them to their backend. Front-end learners can study how Tailwind and Framer Motion are combined in a real repository. Hobbyists can deploy the demo directly to Vercel to have a working auth mock-up in minutes.
The template is a standard Next.js application. After cloning the repository, you install dependencies with yarn, then run yarn dev to serve the login and signup pages locally. The live deployment on Vercel shows the same pages running in production.
Login Template uses Next.js as the React framework, Tailwind CSS for styling, and Framer Motion for animations. It also uses Yarn as the package manager and is deployed on Vercel.
Yes. The template is published at https://login-template.vercel.app, where you can view the login and signup screens in production.
Yes, it includes both login and signup pages — the description is "login e cadastro", which means login and registration.
Clone the repository, run yarn to install dependencies, and then run yarn dev to start the development server. The app will be served on your local Next.js port.
