Okay, let’s break it down, step by step, no fluff. First, ditch the plain old password. Use a short, random string that’s auto‑generated, then prompt the user to add a memorable phrase or a 2‑FA code – that keeps the entropy high but the UX low‑pain. Next, give them a one‑click “login with your phone” button that sends a time‑limited magic link or OTP. That way, no password is ever typed, and you still satisfy the audit for MFA. Show them the status of their login attempt with a clear, single‑line indicator – “Pending”, “Success”, or “Failed”, no cryptic codes. For accessibility, make sure the button is big, has enough contrast, and works with screen readers. And just in case they forget their magic link, offer a “resend” that appears only after the timeout to avoid spamming. Finally, log everything in a structured JSON payload with timestamps and IPs – that gives auditors what they need without bloating the UI. Simple, secure, and the user feels like they’re breezing through a portal, not wrestling with a gate.