Email field
You can add a field that only accepts email addresses:
<input type="email" />
If you add the required
attribute, the browser automatically validates the email address (for its format: contains ”@”, has a domain, etc).
Password field
The password field lets you enter values that are obfuscated (not displayed on screen)
<input type="password" />
Numeric field
You can add a field that only accepts numbers
<input type="number" />
This field accepts the attributes:
min
minimum numbermax
maximum numberstep
step between values
Date picker
<input type="date" />
This field accepts the attributes:
min
minimum date one can choose in YYYY-MM-DD format (e.g.min='2025-01-01'
)max
maximum date one can choose (e.g.max='2025-12-01'
)
Time picker
<input type="time" />
This field accepts the attributes:
min
minimum time one can choose (e.g.min='06:00'
)max
maximum time one can choose (e.g.max='14:00'
)
Datetime picker
Combines date and time pickers in one
<input type="datetime-local" />
This field accepts the attributes:
min
minimum date one can choose in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM format (e.g.min='2025-01-01T06:00'
)max
maximum date one can choose (e.g.max='2025-12-01T14:00'
)
Phone number
<input type="tel" />
URL
<input type="url" />
Color picker
<input type="color" />
Slider
<input type="range" />
This field accepts the attributes:
min
minimum numbermax
maximum numberstep
step between values
Other exist, but this is a good list to start with.
Lessons in this unit:
0: | Introduction |
1: | Form submit field |
2: | ▶︎ Specialized input fields |
3: | Checkboxes |
4: | Radio buttons |
5: | File input fields |
6: | Textarea |
7: | Select |
8: | Autocompleting form fields |
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