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p17

v1.1.1

Published

Svelte library experimenting with form behaviour and user interaction (layout and style uses UK GDS as a guide)

Downloads

68

Readme

Made to be Plundered Latest version Release date

P17

P17 is a simple Svelte library for crafting forms. Crafted to demonstrate my understanding and ability in accessible HTML form design and development.

I haven't really tested the accessibility aspect yet.

I used the GDS Design System as a loose guide because it helps to have a starting point; empirically backed double so.

My library's unique selling point is that the field unvalidates when a user focuses on an input after validation has accepted or reject the current content (JavaScript only). It's not perfect. The unvalidation simply removes the error message which means users won't have it as reference as they're typing a new answer.

Maybe I'll improve that in a future version.

Made to be Plundered

Fork, pillage, and plunder! Do whatever as long as you adhere to the project's permissive MIT license.

Quick Overview

This form has been designed such that each field has three states: valid (green), invalid (red), and unvalidated (blue).

Components

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