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A clean reset password form with new password and confirm fields plus a submit button. Use on the final step after a user clicks a recovery link.
Simple Reset is a centered card form for collecting a new password at the end of a recovery flow. A lock icon sits above the card title and a short description, followed by two labeled fields: New Password and Confirm Password. Each field has an eye button that toggles the value between masked and visible text. A full-width submit button closes the form, and a footer link lets users navigate back to sign in if they remember their credentials. Once submitted, the form is replaced by a success alert that confirms the change and links back to the sign-in page.
The card structure is self-contained so you can update the heading, the description, and the hint text under the new password field without affecting anything else. The footer link, the success message, and the sign-in anchor are each independent pieces of copy you can adjust to match your product tone.
Reach for this block as the final screen after a user clicks a password reset link from their inbox. It intentionally skips token entry or OTP steps because the link itself is the verification, which makes it the right fit for any fintech or banking product where the recovery email is delivered to the verified address on file and no second factor is needed on this screen. It is lighter than the Token Reset variant and faster to render for users who have already proved their identity upstream.
A natural flow around it on an Application page:
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All three interactive areas of the card are straightforward to adapt:
Tip: for a banking context, consider setting the New Password hint to reflect regulatory minimums (length, character classes) so users do not face a confusing server error on submit.