Input overview
Input fields allow users to enter and submit data. Choose the type that matches the shape and structure of what the user needs to provide.
Intentional
Every input should collect only the information needed for the task. Avoid asking for data you won’t use.
Guided
Use labels, helper text, and the right input type to set expectations before the user acts. Validation should confirm success as much as it flags failure.
Consistent
Maintain the same field size, label position, and spacing throughout a form. Mixed patterns create uncertainty and slow users down.
