It's important to make clear that this form does more things than every other form in the world that looks like it.
Also, there's a reason why "confirm password" is a standard -- unless you're sending them their password plaintext afterwards, you run the risk of locking people out due to typos.
Objections aside, though, it strikes me as elegant.
Also, there's a reason why "confirm password" is a standard -- unless you're sending them their password plaintext afterwards, you run the risk of locking people out due to typos.
Objections aside, though, it strikes me as elegant.