1. Go to the Developer Page: Head over to the developer page of the social media platform you want to use, like Facebook, Google, or Twitter.
2. Create a New App: Register a new app. Fill in the details like App Name, Contact Email, and any other required info.
3. Get API Keys: After creating the app, grab the API Key and API Secret. You'll need these to integrate social media login into WeWeb.
4. Configure OAuth Redirect URIs: Set the redirect URI to the URL WeWeb provides for successful login redirection.

1. Access WeWeb Backend: Log in to the WeWeb Admin Panel.
2. Navigate to Authentication Settings: Go to the Authentication section in the settings menu.
3. Enable Social Media Provider: Pick the social media provider you want to enable, like Facebook or Google.

1. Input API Key and Secret: Enter the API Key and API Secret you got from the social media developer page.
2. Save Configuration: Save the configuration to ensure WeWeb can talk to the social media platform correctly.

1. Choose a Design: Go to the WeWeb front-end editor and pick the spot where you want to add the social media login button.
2. Add Login Button: Add a new button or tweak an existing one to act as the social media login button. Follow the social media platform's branding guidelines for consistency.
3. Attach Authentication Logic: Link the button to trigger the social media login flow. This usually involves calling a specific function provided by WeWeb to handle social media authentication.

1. Access the Front-End: Go to the front-end of your project where the social media login button is placed.
2. Click the Social Login Button: Try logging in using the button to make sure it redirects to the social media login page.
3. Complete Social Media Login: Follow the social media login process. Confirm the redirect back to your WeWeb app happens successfully.
4. Verify User Data: Ensure that user data is retrieved and displayed or used as needed in your app, like username or email.

1. Error Handling: Implement error handling for cases when social login fails.
2. User Feedback: Give feedback to users at each stage of the login process, like loading indicators or success messages.
3. Security Checks: Make sure all sensitive data is transmitted securely. Implement any extra security measures required by the social media platform.
4. Review User Flow: Ensure the entire social media login flow is smooth and user-friendly.

This guide provides a step-by-step process to implement social media login in WeWeb, ensuring thorough integration and optimal user experience.