Think about how you would set up the different form elements and their accompanying validators.If all is well and the form is “submitted”, give the user a high five. For the sake of this lesson, make sure all of the validation occurs in the JavaScript file. The form doesn’t need to actually submit, but you should give an error message if the button is pushed with any active errors or unfilled required fields.
That means highlighting a field red and providing a helpful error message until it has been filled in properly. It should use live inline validation to inform the user whether a field is properly filled in or not. Projectīuild a browser form which collects Email, Country, Zip Code, Password and Password Confirmation fields. Go back to your ‘Library’ project and add simple validation to that form! Don’t let your users submit without filling in all the fields! Don’t forget to use your Git workflow skills you learned in this foundations lesson to make a new branch, work on your feature and merge it back to main when it’s all done.
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