Desktop Productivity
Password-manager desktop UI with settings, security, privacy, developer options, account details, and vault-category screens.
Outcome
A dark desktop utility for password-manager preferences, security controls, developer settings, account/about pages, and vault discovery flows.

Industry
Desktop Productivity
Platform
Qt Quick, C++, Desktop Utility
Engagement
Password-manager UI prototype
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13 desktop screens
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Settings and vault flows
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Security-focused UI
Case study
The project needed a Qt/QML interface that could communicate complex system state clearly, remain maintainable, and scale across multiple screens without visual or architectural drift.
A dark desktop utility for password-manager preferences, security controls, developer settings, account/about pages, and vault discovery flows.
Deliverables
The implementation focuses on maintainable QML composition, C++ integration readiness, responsive screen layouts, and UI states that can be validated against real product data.
Screenshots
Screens from the project showing core workflows, control surfaces, dashboard states, and interaction patterns.

General preferences cover notification-area behavior, default vault selection, and keyboard shortcut configuration.

Appearance settings include theme choice, Unicode account icons, interface zoom, and sidebar category visibility.

Security settings cover window locking, auto-lock frequency, clipboard clearing, and protection around hidden fields.

Privacy controls include website icons, compromised-website checks, vulnerable-password checks, and Watchtower access.

Advanced preferences include release channel, automatic updates, debugging tools, security-area visibility, hardware acceleration, and keyboard settings.

Developer options expose SSH agent setup and command-line integration for connecting the password manager with development workflows.

The about page presents the Modern UI profile, developer name, version details, and contact/social links.

The main StrongPassword content screen introduces vault categories such as getting started, developer tools, popular logins, documents, and cloud accounts.

The developer tools category explains how the vault can store tokens, credentials, and private records for engineering services.

A scrolled developer-tools list includes GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Bitbucket, StackOverflow, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and credit-card entries.

The getting-started page introduces identity and private-record storage, including passport and medical-record examples.

Popular login entries show common services such as Google, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Twitter, Amazon, Yahoo, eBay, and Walmart.

The settings window includes a search field with filtering, shown here while searching inside the general settings area.
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