The solution below assumes the input fields should eb treated as input 
elements and uses the sendkeys, I always add the hash brackest - I just 
find it easier to as other attributes later.

The browser new command has a few usefull switches to maximize the browser 
by removing user features (since there is no user), removes the popup that 
tells you the browser is being automated, and also removes the horrid save 
password feature  for the session (since automation does not need or use 
it).  Thought you might like those since this is a login.

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require 'watir'

browser = Watir::Browser.new :chrome, :switches => %w[--disable-infobars 
--disable-gpu], :prefs=> { 'credentials_enable_service'=>false }

browser.goto("https://apps.vizlly.com/dms-angular/#/login";)

browser.input({:id=>'email'}).send_keys('[email protected]')
browser.input({:id=>'password'}).send_keys('mypassword')
browser.button({:text=>'Sign In'}).click

browser.close()

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