A bad designer can design a good-looking password form. A mediocre designer anticipates that they need to design for the case where the passwords don't match. A great designer can figure out that this particular product should actually be using magic links and not passwords.

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antisthenes an hour ago | parent [-]

> A great designer can figure out that this particular product should actually be using magic links and not passwords.

If your designers are needing to generate input on technical issues like this, your product is already in trouble.

	▲	lavela 12 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		If you frame that issue as a purely technical one without ux/usability implications, where you'd absolutely want to have a (good) designer in the loop, your product is in trouble, too.