Welcome Back Login
Returning user login showing the known account avatar and email with a single password field, passkey option, and a use a different account escape hatch.
Returning user login showing the known account avatar and email with a single password field, passkey option, and a use a different account escape hatch.
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Welcome Back Login is the returning-user auth page, the known account shown with the AveryStone avatar and avery@acme.com so the user can confirm they are on the right account before typing. A single password field with a Forgot it link sits above the Sign in button, followed by an or divider and a Sign in with passkey button for accounts with a passkey enrolled. Below the card a Use a different account escape hatch and an honest note: we remember your email address only, your password is never stored or transmitted in a recoverable form.
The account display is static markup from the shared avatar set. Showing the avatar and email before the password field is the critical detail; it prevents users typing into the wrong session on shared devices.
Reach for this block as the sign-in page shown when a remembered session cookie identifies the last user. Wire the avatar and email to the stored identity, the form action to your credential endpoint, and the passkey button to your WebAuthn assertion flow.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the returning-user shortcut on workspaces that remember the last signed-in account. Other variants:
Tip: put the use-a-different-account link below the card, not inside it, so it does not compete visually with the primary sign-in action.