A

Project Report
On

“WEBSITE TO APP
CONVERTER Toast Notification”
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements For the degree of
Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering
By

ARMAAN KHAN Roll No. 34

SOHAIL SHAIKH Roll No. 54
VAISHNAVI KHAIRE Roll
No.32 SAMBODHI GAIKWAD
Roll No.20
Supervisor

Prof. Mrs. Asha Gaikar

Department of Computer Engineering

Innovative Engineers’ and Teachers’ Education society’s

Bharat College of Engineering

Badlapur: - 421504
(Affiliated to University of Mumbai)

(2024-25)
 Bharat College of Engineering
(Affiliated to the University of Mumbai)

Badlapur: 421504

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that, the Project titled
“JavaScript-Based Toast Notification”
is a bonafide work done by
Amisha S. Belkhode -
Sambodhi D. Gaikwad -
Prachi R. Thakur -
Vaishnavi R. Khaire -

and is submitted in the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of
Bachelor of Engineering In Computer
To the
University of Mumbai

Supervisor External
Prof. Nandini Ahire Prof.

Subject Incharge Head of Department Principal

Prof. Nandini Ahire Prof. Radhika Nanda Dr. B M

Shinde
 Contents

Abstract
1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction for your project concepts and assign some suitable heading
1.2 Problem Definition
1.3 Scope of project

2. Proposed System
2.1 Problem Statement
2.2 Future Scope
2.3 Proposed System
3. Methodology
3.1 Methodology
4. Details hardware and software requirements
4.1 Detailed Hardware and Software Requirement
5. GUI & Database
5.1 GUI And Database Screenshot with Requirements
6. Advantages
6.1 Advantages
6.2 Application
6.3 Conclusion
6.4 Future Scope
Abstract

This project focuses on implementing a user login system with real-time feedback using
JavaScript-based toast notifications. Upon successful login with correct credentials, users will
see a smooth, animated toast message confirming successful authentication. In case of
incorrect login attempts, a similar toast notification will alert the user that the credentials are
incorrect. The aim is to enhance user experience by providing immediate, visually appealing
feedback. The project combines front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to
create a responsive, interactive login interface that improves usability and security validation.
 Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction
The aim of this project is to develop an intuitive and responsive user login system that
enhances the user experience by incorporating real-time JavaScript toast notifications. These
notifications will provide immediate feedback on the success or failure of login attempts,
ensuring smooth and efficient interaction with the authentication process.

1.2 Aim
This project focuses on implementing a user login system with real-time feedback using
JavaScript-based toast notifications.

Objectives:
1. Create a functional login form using HTML and CSS that accepts user credentials
(username and password).
2. Implement JavaScript-based toast notifications to display a success message upon
successful login and an error message for incorrect credentials.
3. Validate user input to ensure correct data format before processing the login attempt.
4. Enhance user experience by providing real-time feedback through animated,
visually appealing toast messages.
5. Ensure mobile responsiveness so that the login system and notifications work
seamlessly across various devices.
6. Improve login security by handling authentication in a secure and efficient manner.
 Chapter 2
PROPOSED SYSTEM

2.1 Problem Statement:

In modern web applications, user authentication plays a critical role in ensuring secure access to
sensitive information and personalized content. However, many login systems lack
immediate and intuitive feedback when users enter credentials, leading to confusion or
frustration when login attempts fail. Without proper notification mechanisms, users may not
understand whether they entered incorrect credentials or if the system encountered an issue.
This project aims to address this problem by implementing a user login system that provides real-
time feedback through JavaScript toast notifications. The goal is to notify users instantly
about the success or failure of their login attempts in a visually clear and responsive manner,
thereby improving the overall user experience and interaction with the system.

2.2 Scope of the Project:

This project is focused on designing and developing a user authentication system that integrates
JavaScript-based toast notifications to provide real-time feedback on login attempts. The
scope of the project includes the following key aspects:

1. Front-end Development:
o Design a simple and user-friendly login interface using HTML and CSS.
o Create responsive layouts that adapt to various devices and screen sizes.

2. JavaScript Implementation:
o Implement JavaScript to trigger toast notifications based on the success or
failure of login attempts.
o Ensure toast animations are smooth, visually appealing, and unobtrusive.

3. Login Validation:
o Implement client-side validation to ensure correct input format (e.g., valid
email and password format).
o Simulate a back-end response to check whether the provided credentials match
stored data.

4. User Feedback:
o Display toast notifications to inform users of a successful login attempt or to
alert them of incorrect credentials.
 o Customize toast messages and their styles to ensure clarity and user
engagement.

5. Cross-browser and Device Compatibility:

o Ensure the system is compatible with major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox,
Safari, etc.) and mobile devices.

6. Future Enhancements (Out of Scope for Initial Phase):

o Integration with an actual back-end authentication system (e.g., with databases
like MySQL or using APIs).
o Implementation of additional security measures like CAPTCHA or two-factor
authentication.
The project is primarily concerned with enhancing the user experience through visual feedback,
leaving back-end integration and advanced security features for potential future development.

2.3 Proposed System

The proposed system is a user login interface that leverages JavaScript toast notifications to
provide immediate and clear feedback during the authentication process. The system aims to
enhance user experience by delivering real-time status updates, whether the login attempt is
successful or fails due to incorrect credentials. The key components of the proposed system
are:

1. User-Friendly Login Interface:

o A simple and intuitive login form developed using HTML and CSS that
allows users to input their username and password. The design will be
responsive to work across a variety of devices, ensuring a consistent user
experience.

2. Real-Time Feedback with Toast Notifications:

o JavaScript will be used to manage the login validation process, displaying
toast notifications that animate into view when the user attempts to log in.
o Success Notification: Upon inputting the correct credentials, a toast notification
will appear, confirming a successful login. The message will fade away after a
brief period.
o Error Notification: If incorrect credentials are entered, a toast notification
will immediately inform the user that the login attempt failed due to incorrect
information, allowing them to adjust and try again.

3. Input Validation:
o The system will include basic input validation using JavaScript to ensure that
users provide correctly formatted credentials before submitting the form. This
reduces unnecessary attempts and enhances the overall experience.
4. Simulated Authentication Logic:
o A simulated back-end authentication check will be performed to compare the
entered credentials with pre-stored correct credentials.
o If the credentials match, the system will trigger the success toast; otherwise, it
will trigger the error notification.

5. Toast Notification Features:

o The toast notifications will be visually distinct and styled using CSS to ensure
clarity and readability.
o Notifications will automatically disappear after a few seconds or allow the
user to manually dismiss them.

6. Cross-Browser Compatibility and Responsiveness:

o The system will be designed to function seamlessly across different browsers
and devices, ensuring users receive feedback regardless of the platform they
use.
o The proposed system focuses on improving user experience through real-time,
dynamic feedback, making login attempts more transparent and efficient. This
will reduce user frustration during authentication processes and make the
interaction more engaging.
 Chapter 3
METHODOLOGY

3.1 Methodology
The development of this user login system with JavaScript toast notifications will follow a
structured methodology to ensure a smooth implementation process. The methodology
includes the following phases:

1. Requirements Gathering
 Objective: Define the project scope, key features, and user experience requirements.
 Outcome: A clear understanding of the system’s requirements, including
form validation, toast notifications, and a responsive design.

2. System Design
 Front-end Design:
o Design a user-friendly login form using HTML and CSS. This form
will include input fields for the username and password.
o Ensure the design is responsive, functioning properly on mobile, tablet,
and desktop devices.
 Toast Notification Design:
o Design animated toast notifications that appear when login attempts are
made, styled with CSS to be clear and visually appealing.
o Differentiate between success and error notifications with distinct colors
and icons.

3. Implementation
 HTML & CSS Development:
o Create a simple HTML structure for the login form and style it using CSS
to make it visually appealing and responsive.
 JavaScript Development:
o Write JavaScript code to handle form submission, input validation,
and authentication logic (simulated).
o Implement toast notification functionality using JavaScript. The toast
will display:
 Success: When correct credentials are provided.
  Error: When incorrect credentials are inputted.
 Input Validation:
o Implement client-side validation using JavaScript to ensure that users enter
a valid username and password format before submitting the form.

4. Simulated Authentication
 Credentials Verification:
o For the purposes of this project, hardcode the correct credentials in JavaScript.
o Upon form submission, JavaScript will compare the user’s input with
these credentials.
o If the input matches, trigger the success toast; if not, display the error toast.

5. Testing & Debugging

 Cross-browser Testing:
o Test the system across different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
to ensure compatibility and consistent behavior.
 Device Responsiveness Testing:
o Test on mobile, tablet, and desktop to ensure the form and
notifications function properly on all devices.
 Input Scenarios:
o Test multiple input scenarios (correct, incorrect, empty fields) to ensure
the system handles all cases and provides accurate feedback.

6. Optimization and Enhancements

 Code Optimization:
o Optimize JavaScript, CSS, and HTML to ensure fast load times and
smooth animations.
 Notification Customization:
o Customize the duration and position of the toast notifications based on
user feedback or preferences.

7. Deployment
 Host the project on a local
 Chapter 4
DETAILS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Details hardware and software requirements

Hardware Requirements:
1. Development Machine:
 Processor: Intel Core i3 or above (or equivalent
AMD processor)
 RAM: Minimum 4GB (8GB or more recommended for smooth
development)
 Storage: 500MB to 1GB free space (for project files, IDEs,
browsers, etc.)
 Display: Monitor with a minimum resolution of
1366x768 (1920x1080 recommended for easier UI
development)
2. Testing Devices:
 Desktop/Laptop: A system with varying screen resolutions
to test responsiveness.
 Mobile Devices: Smartphones and tablets to ensure
mobile compatibility.
 Internet Access: For hosting the project on a local or
remote server and testing in different browsers.

Software Requirements:
1. Operating System:
 Windows 10/11, macOS, or Linux (any distribution capable of running
web development tools).
2. Web Browser (for testing):
 Google Chrome
 Safari (for macOS users)
 Microsoft Edge
3. Text Editor / IDE:
 Visual Studio Code (Recommended)
 Sublime Text
4. Programming Languages:
 HTML5: For creating the login form and UI structure.
 CSS3: For styling the login form and toast notifications.
 JavaScript (ES6+): For implementing input validation, toast notifications, and
user interaction logic.
5. Version Control:
 Git: For version control and code management.
 GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket: For repository hosting and collaboration.
6. Local Development Server (optional, for testing):
 XAMPP/WAMP (if PHP-based back-end simulation is needed in future iterations)
 [Link] (with live-server): To host a local server for real-time testing during front-
end development.
7. Libraries/Frameworks (Optional Enhancements):
 Bootstrap (optional): To simplify responsive design.
 [Link] or [Link] (optional): To streamline the toast
notification implementation if you prefer not to build it from scratch.
 Chapter 5
GUI &
DATABASE

5.1 GUI And Database Screenshot With Requirements

Screenshots

When the user inputs the correct credentials

When the user inputs the wrong credentials

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Code Snapshots:
 Chapter 6
ADVANTAGES

6.1 Advantages
1. Immediate Feedback: Users receive instant visual confirmation of their
login attempts, enhancing the overall user experience.

2. Improved User Engagement: Toast notifications are attention-grabbing and

can help keep users engaged with the application.

3. Non-intrusive Alerts: Unlike modal dialogs that require user interaction to

dismiss, toast notifications automatically disappear after a short period, allowing users
to continue without interruption.

4. Clear Communication: Notifications clearly indicate success or failure,

reducing confusion and helping users understand what went wrong (in case of
errors).

5. Customizable Appearance: Developers can easily customize the look and feel
of toast notifications to match the application’s branding.

6. Encourages Correct Input: By providing immediate feedback on incorrect

credentials, users are guided to correct their mistakes promptly.

7. Enhanced Accessibility: Properly implemented notifications can improve

accessibility for users with different needs, as they can be styled and timed
according to various user preferences.

8. Simplified Debugging: Displaying clear error messages helps users identify

issues with their input, making it easier to troubleshoot login problems.
 6.2 Application Name

The User Authentication System is a web application designed to manage user logins and
provide feedback through JavaScript toast notifications. This application allows users to enter their
credentials and receive instant notifications based on the validity of their input.

1. User Login Interface:

- A simple and intuitive form for users to enter their username and password.

2. Feedback Mechanism:
- Upon submitting the form:
- If the credentials are correct, a toast notification displays a success message.
- If the credentials are incorrect, a toast notification indicates an error.

3. Visual Design:
- Responsive design ensuring compatibility across devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
- Customizable toast notification styles to match the application's branding.

4. Error Handling:
- Clear messages that guide users to correct their input.
- Toast notifications automatically disappear after a few seconds, ensuring a non-
intrusive experience.

5. Accessibility:
- Notifications designed to be accessible, with options for screen readers and
customizable display durations.

Technical Stack

- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

- Backend: [Link] with Express (or any suitable backend framework)
- Database: MongoDB, MySQL, or similar for user data storage
Implementation Steps

1. Set Up the Environment:

- Initialize the project with [Link] and set up the required libraries (Express, body-
parser, etc.).

2. Create the Login Form:

- Develop the HTML structure for the login interface.
- Use CSS to style the form and toast notifications.

3. Handle Form Submission:

- Use JavaScript to capture form data and send it to the backend for validation.

4. Integrate Toast Notifications:

- Implement a function to display toast notifications based on the login response.

5. Test the Application:

- Conduct thorough testing with various credential inputs to ensure that notifications
trigger correctly.

User Flow

1. The user navigates to the login page.

2. The user inputs their username and password.
3. The user submits the form.
4. The application verifies the credentials:
- If correct, a toast notification appears: "Login successful!"
- If incorrect, a toast notification appears: "Incorrect credentials. Please try again."
5. Users can adjust their input based on feedback without any disruptions.
 6.3 Conclusion

Implementing JavaScript toast notifications for login feedback significantly enhances the user
experience in web applications. By providing immediate visual cues, users are quickly
informed of the status of their login attempts—whether successful or unsuccessful. This instant
feedback fosters a more interactive and engaging environment, guiding users through the
authentication process smoothly.

The use of toast notifications minimizes disruption, allowing users to continue their tasks
without interruption. Clear messaging helps users understand what went wrong in case
of errors, encouraging them to correct their inputs efficiently. Overall, integrating JS
toast
notifications not only improves usability but also contributes to a more user-friendly and
effective authentication experience.
6.4 Future Scope

Enhanced User Authentication Methods:

SMS or email verification codes after initial credential entry.
OAuth Integration: Allow users to log in using third-party services (e.g., Google, Facebook,
or other OAuth providers) for greater flexibility and security.
User Experience Improvements:

Real-time Feedback: Provide instant validation of credentials as users type, notifying them
of errors before submission.
Animated Toast Customization: Allow users to customize the appearance and duration of
toast notifications, enhancing the user experience.
Accessibility Features: Ensure that toast notifications are screen-reader friendly and include
appropriate ARIA roles.

Security Enhancements:
Account Lockout Mechanism: Implement temporary account locking after a specified
number of failed login attempts to prevent brute-force attacks.
Password Strength Indicator: Provide users with feedback on password strength when
creating accounts or updating passwords.

User Engagement and Retention:

Welcome Back Toast: Display a personalized toast notification greeting users upon
successful login, enhancing user engagement.
Forgot Password Feature: Implement a straightforward recovery process, with toast
notifications confirming password reset requests.

Analytics and Monitoring:

Login Attempt Tracking: Monitor and log user login attempts to analyze patterns, helping to
detect suspicious behavior and improve security measures.
User Feedback Loop: Include options for users to provide feedback on the login process and
toast notifications, facilitating continuous improvement.
Mobile Responsiveness:
Mobile-Friendly Design: Ensure that toast notifications are optimized for mobile devices,
providing a seamless experience across all screen sizes.
Push Notifications: Consider integrating push notifications to inform users of critical
account events, enhancing user engagement beyond the login process.