I loved how you explain things, Ryan! I didn't know about the Norman Nielsen Guidelines, I'll definitely use them in my projects.
As far as I understand, the API has two ways to run code when a field is invalid, is that correct? You can use a simple if(!field.validity.valid), but you also call field.checkValidity() and handle the invalid event.
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I loved how you explain things, Ryan! I didn't know about the Norman Nielsen Guidelines, I'll definitely use them in my projects.
As far as I understand, the API has two ways to run code when a field is invalid, is that correct? You can use a simple
if(!field.validity.valid), but you also callfield.checkValidity()and handle theinvalidevent.Correct. Thanks for the kind words!