What it does
Displays a progress-style bar that fills proportionally to the password strength score, with color-coded labels (Weak, Fair, Good, Strong, Very Strong).
Use it in registration forms, password change dialogs, or any flow where users create passwords.
Composition and API
The component accepts a numeric value (0-100) representing strength, optional label, size, shape, and appearance variants. Choose between static and animated builds depending on whether framer-motion is available.
Pair with custom scoring logic or integrate with zxcvbn for more sophisticated password analysis.
Common use cases
Use the Password Strength Meter in registration forms, password reset flows, and account settings pages where users create or update passwords. Pair it with a controlled input to calculate strength in real time based on your own scoring logic.
The component accepts a numeric value between min and max, so it works with any scoring algorithm—from simple length/character checks to advanced libraries like zxcvbn.
Accessibility
Keyboard order, focus rings, and ARIA attributes should match production usage. Test with your supported browsers and assistive technologies when semantics are non-trivial.
This preview page exposes a single h1 in the hero for a clean outline.
Next.js integration notes
Colocate examples under the App Router, keep server and client boundaries explicit, and avoid pulling interactive overlays into unexpected server layouts.
Set NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL so canonical and Open Graph URLs resolve on deploy.
FAQ
Does the Password Strength Meter component work with Next.js App Router?
Yes. Import it like any other React component; keep interactive subtrees in client components when you need hooks or browser APIs, and leave static structure in server components where possible.
Can I customize the strength calculation?
The component accepts custom score values via the value prop, so you can use your own scoring algorithm or integrate with libraries like zxcvbn.
Is this Password Strength Meter implementation accessible by default?
Primitives follow sensible defaults using role='meter' and ARIA attributes. Validate critical flows with keyboard-only use and screen readers.