Form ux patterns
Design usable forms: labels, validation, multi-step, submit states. Use when building settings, onboarding, checkout, or desktop configuration forms.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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Form UX Patterns
Rules
- Label every field (visible, not only placeholder).
- Validate on blur + on submit; don't yell on first keystroke.
- Preserve user input on error.
- Submit button shows progress and disables double-submit.
- Success is explicit (toast, inline, or next step).
Field order
- Ask only what you need now
- Group related fields
- Dangerous fields separated
Validation copy
- Say how to fix: "Enter an IPv4 like 1.2.3.4"
- Not only "Invalid"
Multi-step
- Show step N of M
- Back never destroys data without warning
- Summary before irreversible apply
Desktop-specific
- Map Enter to primary submit when safe
- Escape closes dialog without save unless dirty-guard
Acceptance
- Keyboard-only completion works
- Error summary for long forms
What ships with it
Read from the repository
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