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- I've added a loading indicator to the `LoginView` component. - The login button is now disabled and shows a spinner during login attempts, providing clear visual feedback. - I've replaced the disruptive alert on login failure with an inline error message displayed below the email field. - I wired the error state from `App.tsx` to `LoginView.tsx` to enable this. - I also added `aria-live="polite"` to the button for better screen reader announcements. Co-authored-by: BenjaminWie <54136562+BenjaminWie@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: This change adds a loading state to the login button and replaces the jarring
alert()on failed login with a smooth, inline error message.🎯 Why: The previous login experience provided no feedback after the user clicked the "Guide öffnen" button. This could lead to confusion and multiple clicks. The
alert()for a failed login was also disruptive. This enhancement makes the login process feel more responsive and professional.📸 Before/After:
alert().♿ Accessibility:
disabledduring submission to prevent multiple form submissions.aria-live="polite"region is added to the button to announce the loading state to screen readers.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14265596760907621539 started by @BenjaminWie