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How many times have you gone back to an app you havenamp;#39;t used in a while and youamp;#39;re presented with this? I donamp;#39;t remember which authentication method I used. It was so long ago the cookies expired. And thatamp;#39;s where this super awesome UX pattern comes into play. This is from a tweet put out by Danny Postma showing a convenient little label for the most recently used authentication method. This was surfaced through my feed by Guillermo from Vercel who used V0 to recreate this interface. So thatamp;#39;s exactly where I started. If youamp;#39;ve never used V0 before it looks like this and it allows you to input a text prompt like a login page that has options for email and password, GitHub and Google. You could also give it an image which is actually how I generated this initially by just taking a screenshot of Guillermoamp;#39;s UI and dumping it into V0. You can also choose a different color scheme if youamp;#39;d like. Letamp;#39;s go with midnight s