# Create the public login page that uses the new provider

After you were able to [Custom membership provider: Example of using the custom membership provider](https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/custom-membership-provider-example-of-using-the-custom-membership-provider), you can use the same user to login to the frontend. To test this, perform the following:

1. Using the *Default* authentication provider, login to Sitefinity CMS with the admin account.
2. Create a page and drop the *Login* widget in one of the placeholders.\
   You can find the *Login* widget under the *Login* section.
3. In the upper-right corner of the widget, click *Edit*.
4. In *MembershipProvider* field, enter `CustomMembershipProvider`.
5. Save the widget.
6. Drop the *Login name* widget in another placeholder on the page.

   > info  **NOTE**: If you are using MVC widgets on your page, you need to have a hybrid page to add a Login name widget because it is a Web Forms widget. For more information, see [Overview: Page templates](https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/overview-page-templates).
7. *Publish* the page.
8. Logout of Sitefinity CMS and navigate to your newly created page.
9. Login with the *sfcustomer* account that [Custom membership provider: Example of using the custom membership provider](https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/custom-membership-provider-example-of-using-the-custom-membership-provider).\
   After authentication, the full name appear on the site, indicating you are successfully authenticated and authorized using the new custom membership provider.