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A feature that suggests likely matches as someone types in a field, letting them pick one instead of typing it all.

A small square you click to turn an option on or off. Several checkboxes can be ticked at once.

A control that combines a typing box with a dropdown list, so you can either pick an option or type your own.

A control that shows a list of options when clicked, letting the user pick one without taking up much space.

A message that appears when something a user entered is wrong or missing, explaining what to fix.

The checks a form runs to make sure entries are complete and correctly formatted before they are accepted.

A short note near an input that gives extra guidance, such as the required format or why the information is needed.

Checking each field as the user finishes it and showing feedback right away, instead of waiting until the whole form is submitted.

A pattern that shapes what a user types as they go, automatically adding formatting like slashes in a date or spaces in a card number.

The short text next to or above an input that tells the user what to enter there.

A box that shows several options at once in a scrollable list, letting the user select one or more.

A control that lets someone choose more than one option from a list at the same time.

Faint example text shown inside an empty input box that disappears once the user starts typing.

A small round button used in a set where only one choice can be selected at a time.

An input that must be filled in before the form can be submitted, often marked with an asterisk.

A larger, multi-line box for typing longer text like a comment, message, or description.

A box where someone can type a single line of text, such as a name or email address.

A slider control that flips a single setting between on and off, like a light switch.