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Build a simple, modern, and clean OTP verification screen where users can enter a one-time password through individual input boxes. The interface should provide a smooth, intuitive verification experience with automatic focus movement and responsive behavior across all screen sizes.
newbie
+400 reps
Create an OTP verification page for a modern authentication flow. The screen should clearly communicate where the OTP was sent, provide individual input fields for each digit, and guide the user toward completing verification.
The experience should feel fast and effortless, with smart input behavior that minimizes unnecessary clicks or manual focus changes.
Create a clean OTP verification page with:
Heading/title.
Short supporting message explaining where the OTP was sent.
Individual OTP input boxes.
Verify/Continue button.
Resend OTP option.
Use a 6-digit OTP by default.
Automatically move focus to the next input box after entering a digit.
Automatically move focus to the previous box when pressing Backspace on an empty field.
Allow users to navigate between OTP fields using the keyboard.
Support pasting a complete OTP into the input and automatically distribute the digits across the boxes.
Accept numeric input only.
Clearly indicate the currently focused input.
Provide appropriate validation/error states for an incorrect or incomplete OTP.
Include a Resend OTP interaction, optionally with a countdown timer.
Make the page fully responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Ensure the OTP boxes remain appropriately sized and spaced on smaller screens.
Use semantic HTML, accessible labels, and keyboard-friendly interactions.
Automatically trigger verification once all digits have been entered.
Add a subtle transition when an OTP digit is entered.
Show a masked destination such as ••••••@gmail.com or +91 ••••• 12345.
Disable the Verify button until all digits are entered.
Handle mobile numeric keyboards using the appropriate input attributes.
Keep the interface minimal - the OTP entry should be the clear focal point of the page.
Make it feel like a real authentication flow: quick to understand, effortless to complete, and polished on every screen.
