Like this: https://dribbble.com/shots/4414790-Modal-login-screen-Sketch-freebie
I never see them on top. Is there a reason?
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1What do you think the user experience will be if they are placed at the top? Can you propose a reason from your point of view just to help put some context into the reason that you asked the question?– Michael Lai ♦Sep 27, 2018 at 8:14
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StackExchange sort of puts them on top... see stackexchange.com/users/… and click on More OpenID options... the "Log in with..." icons are on top, the manually-enter-an-OpenID box is below.– TripeHoundSep 28, 2018 at 10:05
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It is about how to read content. While putting the form above, you emphasize your own login system over the others.
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1Yeah, makes sense! If that's the goal - as in, if we are trying to get users to login via a third-party service - do you think that's acceptable as far as best practices go? Sep 27, 2018 at 6:31
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In mobile, buttons such as log in are placed where users would expect it to be. It can also be stated that, buttons being at the bottom is easier for users reach when the phone is held in single hand
Fitts law applies here
