There’s styling controls for the error state of an input. Maybe it’d be nice to have the same for a success state too.
A couple of benefits:
- Green is often associated with success and positivity. Using it can give users immediate feedback that they are filling out the form correctly.
- As users see visual confirmation of correct entries, they may feel more motivated to continue filling out the form.
- Green borders can help differentiate between correct and incorrect inputs. This clarity minimizes confusion, as users can easily see which fields need attention.
- Using colors that signify success makes the form more user-friendly. Users may not need to read instructions or look for help, thereby speeding up the form-filling process.
- Pairing colors with labels or icons (like checkmarks, tying in with my other request for icons) can cater to users with color blindness, ensuring that the functionality is inclusive.
- Green is known to have a calming effect. Implementing this color in forms can reduce user anxiety, especially in situations where users might feel overwhelmed, like during registration or checkout processes.