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Signing in, creating an account, recovering one, and rotating a
password all used to just silently swap to the dashboard screen --
nothing marked the moment as a success versus any other navigation.
These are exactly the security-relevant "you're safely in/done"
moments, so mark them with the same brass ring + checkmark mark used
in the logo: a brief overlay stamps the destination screen with the
mark and a short label ("Signed in", "Account created", "Account
recovered", "Password updated"), then fades on its own.
Deliberately narrow: this only fires on those four real completions,
not on every validation step or plain navigation (e.g. the "Back to
dashboard" button), so it stays a rare, meaningful beat instead of
becoming visual noise. It's also inert by design -- pointer-events:
none means it can never block interacting with the screen underneath,
a JS timer (not just the CSS animation) guarantees it's removed even
if the animation can't run, and prefers-reduced-motion drops the
motion but keeps the same brief hold-then-clear timing.