The Input Field component is an essential form element used to collect user input. It can be used for a variety of input types including text, password, email, and more.

Key features:

• Supports different input types (text, password, email, number, etc.).

• Includes placeholder text for guidance.

• Validation states (valid, invalid) with corresponding visual feedback.

• Optional icon support for prefix and suffix.

• Customizable size options (small, medium, large).

Design considerations:

• Ensure input fields have sufficient width to accommodate the expected content.

• Maintain adequate spacing between input fields for better readability.

• Use clear and descriptive labels for each input field.

• Provide visual feedback for focus, hover, and validation states.

Usage guidelines:

• Use appropriate input types for different kinds of data (e.g., email for email addresses, number for numeric input).

• Ensure placeholder text is informative and concise.

• Validate user input and provide clear error messages when input is invalid.

• Use icons sparingly and only when they add value to the user experience.

Implementation notes:

• Follow the BEM naming convention for class names to ensure modularity and reusability.

• Use CSS variables for theming and easy customization of input field styles.

• Ensure ARIA roles and attributes are correctly applied for accessibility.

• Test input fields across different browsers and devices to ensure consistent behavior and appearance.