The first pages you see of Zeeg have had a proper rework, so signing up and signing in no longer get in your way.
What's new:
• A side panel on desktop – Sign-up and sign-in show what Zeeg does, our awards, and our German-hosting and data-protection seals next to the form.
• Calmer validation – Fields are only marked as invalid once you try to submit, and each message disappears as soon as you fix it.
• Easier to read – All text now meets accessibility contrast standards, and links are blue throughout the product so they no longer look like a second button.
• No zoom on iPhone – Tapping a field no longer zooms the page in unexpectedly.
• Keyboard-friendly sign-in – The Google and Microsoft sign-in buttons can be reached and used with a keyboard alone.
• Fixes in more languages – The Spanish confirmation page shows real wording, and the help link on the password page now works in German, French, and Spanish as well as English.
Why this matters: Being told you've made a mistake in a field you haven't even reached yet is an irritating first impression. The pages before you log in should tell you what you're signing up for, then get out of the way.