input-validation

Handling and displaying interactive forms and input validation in a desktop application can be a complex task, but following best practices can significantly improve the user experience and minimize data errors. Here are some important practices to consider:   1. Use clear and concise form labels: A clear and concise form label provides users with a better understanding of what information is required. It helps them navigate the form more easily and reduces the possibility of errors. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that might confuse users. 2. Provide real-time feedback for form validation: Real-time validation is a great way to provide immediate feedback to users as they fill out the form. It helps them correct mistakes instantly and prevents them from submitting incorrect data. Use visual cues like color changes, error messages, or icons to indicate validation errors. 3. Implement input masks for specific formats: Input masks restrict user input to a specific format, such as phone numbers or dates. This helps ensure consistent