Login Sequence Diagram
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MermaidMap every step of user authentication. This template shows the back-and-forth between a user, your login interface, validation logic, and database — making it clear where credentials are checked, how responses flow back, and what happens after successful authentication. It's a straightforward way to document login flows, debug authentication issues, or explain security processes to your team without getting lost in technical specs.
How to create a Login Sequence Diagram
To create a login sequence diagram, follow these steps:
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Identify actors
Define who or what participates in the login process (e.g., user, login page, authentication service, database).
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Determine system boundaries
Clearly specify what's inside your authentication flow and what external systems are involved (e.g., third-party auth providers, session managers).
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List interactions
Identify the main messages exchanged between actors (e.g., "click login," "validate credentials," "return user data").
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Create lifelines
Draw vertical dashed lines representing each actor and system component throughout the sequence.
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Add messages
Use arrows to represent the flow of requests and responses between lifelines, labeling them with specific actions.
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Order events
Place messages in chronological sequence from top to bottom, showing the exact order of authentication steps. Add branches (optional): Wrong password, locked account, MFA required, rate-limit, password reset.
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Review & share
Walk through with your team to confirm the happy path and edge cases.
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