Inputs

Input fields, commonly referred to as "inputs," are essential UI elements that enable users to input various types of data—be it a name, password, email, or even date and time. You'll typically find these fields within forms and dialogs.

Their purpose is straightforward: to collect information in a way that's efficient and user-friendly. Inputs come in many flavors, catering to different data types and user needs. They can include text boxes for general information, password fields that obscure entered text, or specialized fields for dates and numbers.

The key to effective use of inputs is clarity and context; labels, placeholder text, and design cues like icons can guide users, making their interaction with your interface smooth and intuitive.