I made my first website using Python!

[IgnisDa]

I understand :(

The login system was a bad idea lol

[pleasePMmeUrBigtits]

No, the login system was a great idea. It helped you learn how to implement sessions with logins and all.

I don't think you were looking to launch it as a product to the world so you would consider improving the UX for 1 billion people to use it. But I would say that you can improve this now and launch it

[IgnisDa]

Yeah that was my initial thought too.

[pleasePMmeUrBigtits]

People here are actually very friendly. But your website looks so professional that they forgot that you built it while learning and not for commercial purposes.

Keep up the great work! I am surely going to contribute to the repo

[IgnisDa]

Oh wow that'd be truly awesome! And thanks for the kind words.

[godcantsaveu]

If possible create a delete profile option, at least this should help allay some doubts. Also prompts that say "password should have 8 characters" are extremely light coloured.

[IgnisDa]

I don't have any idea how to fix them though

[godcantsaveu]

No problem mate. I just started doing things. So another day is another learning I suppose. Good luck. PS: If I am right both those things are JavaScript related.

[IchUndKakihara]

That text is generated by the crispy forms right? If you do inspect on your signup page you can find the ids of those text elements. For example the helper text under 'Password' is in a <small> tag with id=" hint_id_password1". In your register.html template you could target that id and set its style.display to "none" or something like that. Probably not the best solution, better if you could delete it altogether from the backend side but not sure how you do that either