Some Hive front-ends / registration pages need some improvements....

I just took the time to look through a few different Hive frontends. I checked out the registration process - the process when it comes to simply attracting new users to the blockchain. In doing so, I noticed that some frontends have some deficiencies. We on the Hive Blockchain only accept account names which consist of lowercase letters and numbers... or even a few special characters. I just tried to register the username "CryptoLion32" and from the screenshots below, you can see that some of the frontends need improvements.

It should be easy to limit the input fields of the username to lowercase or at least show a hint that is really meaningful.

Please, dear front end operators... Fix your registration pages so there is less frustration when registering new users :)

Thank you.
 

PeakD by @peakd - @asgarth - @jarvie (needs to be optimized)

https://peakd.com/register

Username choosen: CryptoLion32 => invalid
 

Username choosen: cryptoLion32 => invalid
 

Username choosen: cryptolion32 => valid

Maybe force to lowercase letters on all the fields where a registration could be made.

Ecency by @good-karma (Needs an Update)

https://ecency.com/signup?referral=ecency

Here thesame - Maybe force the Input Field to lowercase letters.

Hiveonboard.com by @roomservice (works perfectly)

https://hiveonboard.com/create-account
On Hiveonboard the Input Field is forcing to lowercase letters so everything is fine.

BeAnon (works)

On BeAnon works fine - Enter Uppercase Letters but on next Step page will be shown in lowerletters.

Blocktrades (works perfectly)

https://blocktrades.us/en/create-hive-account
On @blocktrades blocktrades.us Website the Registration form will also force to lower letters. all is fine.

Actifit by @mcfarhat @actifit (Update needed) FIXED <3

https://actifit.io/signup
On the Actifit Registration Page the Input field should better explain how the Username should look like.

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These are now a few frontends, which are linked on hive.io. Maybe the other frontend developers will have a look here and take this as a reason to check their input fields for the account name.

Thanks and best regards
louis