Passwords are considered your first line of defence against unauthorized access to your account and personal data. the stronger your password is, the safer your account will be. You should always go for a strong password as it gives you the most amount of protection and you can never be too protected. Many websites use different systems to force you into making a strong password. As a website owner, you know that if a user loses their account, they will probably not accept it was their own fault and will blame it on you. To avoid this, you can use a Bootstrap forms effect with password validation.
Such form has different criteria for a password and will only consider the password you entered valid if all the criteria are fulfilled. In this post, we have a Bootstrap form stylish template with an option to validate your passwords. The factors you can set are uppercase letters, lowercase letters, symbols, digits and overall length of the password. The more of these factors you use in the validation form, the stronger your password will become. The number of green circles at the top of the screen indicate the factors required for the password. Bootstrap CSS forms with validation feature are a good way to ensure security.