Using React to Customize Your Auth0 User Experience
Blog post from Basis Theory
A team adopted React to manage increasingly complex Auth0 Universal Login customizations after large vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript templates became difficult to organize, test, maintain, and align with its TypeScript and Material UI-based frontend workflow. The approach separates sign-in, sign-up, and password-reset interfaces into React components, then uses an Auth0 context provider to initialize the auth0-js WebAuth client from Auth0-injected configuration and expose authentication, social login, registration, password reset, and view-state methods throughout the application. The React app is loaded through a minimal login.html module entry point, bundled into a static page with Parcel, and deployed to an Auth0 tenant using Auth0’s deployment CLI. This implementation enabled component and style reuse, reduced context switching, supported testing and hot reloading, simplified form structure, and improved the team’s ability to develop and maintain its login experience.
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