Default styling: The default fieldset style has no visual container styles. It also sets the <legend> as visually hidden (while accessible to assistive technologies, eg screen readers).
Fieldset use cases
Use a <fieldset> to group and give context to related form elements, including:
Radio buttons
Checkboxes
Related input fields (eg username and password).
Using <legend>
Each fieldset must have a <legend>. The legend should give a brief and clear context for the grouped form elements. The legend must be the immediate first child of the <fieldset>.
For example, a boolean on/off radio button group should be wrapped by a fieldset and given a <legend> to describe what is being turned on/off, since the ‘On’ and ‘Off’ strings are the respective <label>s for the radio buttons.
Do not use the <legend> as a replacement for each input’s individual <label>.
There are three approaches to presenting error messages:
Static on-submit, with errors raised after a page load
Dynamically, on-the-fly as a user completes each field, with errors raised immediately
Dynamically, on-submit, with errors raised without a page load.
Do use the --error variant of the Page alert component for error messages
Use and toggle the boolean aria-invalid attribute when an error occurs
Do not use aria-errormessage as it is not well supported.
Static on-submit
Begin by providing the error variant Page alert. This should:
Provide a heading with an id noting that an error has occurred; give a count if there are numerous errors
Label the summary region using aria-labelledby, referencing the summary’s heading via its id
Set role="alert" on the summary region to relay to assistive technologies that important content has appeared
Ensure users can move keyboard focus to the page alert by giving it tabindex="0"
List the labels for the fields with errors and give a short summary of each error.
Implicit aria-live value for alert role: the alert role has an implicit aria-live value of assertive which immediately calls out the region, irrespective of what a user was doing or where they had focus. Therefore it should only be applied to the form’s page alert error summary.
The list of errors should be given in the order in which they occur in the form.
Each list item label must link to the offending form field via its id.
Each affected form field should provide a descriptive message to help users fill in the field correctly. To do this:
Place the detailed error message directly beneath the offending form field
Add an id to the error message
Add the aria-describedby attribute to the offending form field and reference the id of its associated error message.
Adding error messages to Control inputs: When errors occur in a checkbox or radio button group it is recommended to link each option to the group’s error message by setting aria-describedby and linking the id of the error message. Do this for each<input> in the group; not just the single, currently selected option.
Dynamic validation of user input
On-the-fly validation as a user completes each field
Validation is done as a user moves focus away from a field they have just interacted with.
When an error occurs Javascript is used to inject an appropriate message immediately in direct proximity to the offending field. To do this properly the browser needs to be informed that region of the page has new content, and that this content is related to a form field.
To add an on-the-fly error message to a form field:
Place the error message directly beneath the offending form field
Add aria-live="polite" to the error message
Add an id to the error message
Add the aria-describedby attribute to the offending form field and reference the id of its associated error message.
Avoid shouting at users: do not use aria-live="assertive" for dynamically-added inline error messages, irrespective of the following approaches.
For example, suppose a user entered an invalid email address:
<divclassName="bc-form__group"><labelfor="account-email">Account email address</label><inputid="account-email"type="email"aria-invalid="true"aria-describedby="account-email-error-msg"/><divclassName="bc-form__error"id="account-email-error-msg"aria-live="true"><spanclassName="bc-icon bc-icon--error">
The account email must be a valid email address.
</span></div></div></div>
Note: the Page alert React component implements aria-live via the liveRegion prop.
Dynamic validation on-submit
Validation is done dynamically, en masse on-submit.
Because the validation is performed on all form fields at once, both a summary and the individual error messages must be given.
This method simply mixes the Static on-submit and On-the-fly methods. Follow the instructions for each of these.
For example, suppose a user submitted two errors in a user registration form that asks for a username, an email address, a password, and agreement to terms of service.
<formclassName="bc-form"><h2>User registration</h2>
// The summary:
<divclassName='bc-page-alert bc-page-alert--error'role='alert'tabindex='0'aria-labelledby='summary-error-msg-heading'><h3id="summary-error-msg-heading">
2 errors have occured
</h3><ol><li><ahref="#account-email">Account email address</a> is invalid
</li><li><ahref="#terms-of-service-agreement">Terms of Service</a> was not agreed to
</li></ol></div>
// [Valid user name label and text field]
// Invalid user email field:
<divclassName="bc-form__group"><labelfor="account-email">Account email address</label><inputid="account-email"type="email"aria-invalid="true"aria-describedby="account-email-error-msg"/><divclassName="bc-form__error"id="account-email-error-msg"aria-live="true"><spanclassName="bc-icon bc-icon--error">
Your account email must be a valid email address.
</span></div></div>
// [Valid user password label and text field]
// Invalid ToS checkbox:
<divclassName="bc-form__group"><labelfor="account-email"><inputid="terms-of-service-agreement"type="checkbox"aria-invalid="true"aria-describedby="tos-error-msg"/><span>I agree to the Terms of Service</span></label><divclassName="bc-form__error"id="tos-error-msg"aria-live="true"><spanclassName="bc-icon bc-icon--error">
You must agree to the Terms of Service to register.
</span></div></div></form>
Make sense within the context of its wrapping form or <fieldset>.
Placeholder text caution: A field’s default value or placeholder is not a substitute for a label.
Note: display: block is applied.
Note: Some form elements below have different <label> classes (eg Control inputs).
Building labels
There are three different ways to programmatically associate a label to a form field:
<label>
aria-label
aria-labelledby
Standard [visual] labels
When possible, use <label>.
The <label> tag is associated with a given form field via its for attribute. This value is the id of the associated form field. When a <label> has a valid for attribute users can click on the label and bring focus to its form field.
<label> can wrap an <input>. This creates an implicit label; whilst using for/id creates an explicit label. With the exception of Control inputs, our convention is to keep <label> and <input> separate, label first.
If <label> is not viable in the markup, use aria-labelledby:
Set an id on your faux label
Set that id as the value for aria-labelledby, on the associated form field.
This establishes a relationship from the interactive element to the faux label.
Visually-hidden labels
Sometimes in a design form fields may be intuitive by themselves and can forego a visual label (eg paired username & password fields). Such fields must still be given human-understandable labels.
To add a visually-hidden label to a form field use the aria-label attribute. Simply give it the human-understandable string as the value.
Labelling optional and required fields
Mark optional fields by appending “(optional)” in a subdued text style in the label text.
Do not mark required fields with an asterisk (*).
Optional vs required label marking rationale
When building forms we seek to minimize optional questions as much as possible. We then reduce visual clutter of small, repetitive markers on labels by marking the few if any optional fields directly.
Required fields are semantically marked using the required attribute (or equivalent aria-required).
For visual users we deemed this to be an improvement, so long as optional form elements are the exception.
Labels and helper text
A well-labelled form field may benefit from additional instructions or helper text.
Avoid nesting this additional text within the label.
Use aria-describedby to reference additional descriptive text, eg:
To markup an overall summary of the <form>
To associate the sizing information chart with a form field asking a user’s t-shirt size.
This attribute works via an id identically to how aria-labelledby functions, as described above.
Note this attribute can take multiple values. Use this to associate additional error messages by appending them after any associated descriptive text for form field.
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of Labels
Select a technical severity
The
Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy
is the baseline guide used for classifying technical severity.
The severity rating suggested by the VRT is not guaranteed to be the severity rating applied to your submission.
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of Labels
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'select-color2'}
Select a color
%span.bc-hint.bc-helper-inlineblock.bc-m-0
(optional)
.bc-dropdown%select{id: 'select-color2',class: 'bc-dropdown__select'}%option{value: ''}
Please select
%option{value: '1'}
MintCream
%option{value: '2'}
NavajoWhite
%option{value: '3'}
Whitesmoke
.bc-form__group%span.bc-label{id: 'aria-label-eg'}
Select a technical severity
%span{id: 'aria-desc-eg'}%span.bc-hint
The
%a{href: 'https://bugcrowd.com/vulnerability-rating-taxonomy'}
Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy
is the baseline guide used for classifying technical severity.
%span.bc-hint%span.bc-icon.bc-icon--info
The severity rating suggested by the VRT is not guaranteed to be the severity rating applied to your submission.
.bc-dropdown%button.bc-dropdown__select{type: 'button','aria-required':'true','aria-labelledby':'aria-label-eg','aria-describedby':'aria-desc-eg','aria-haspopup':'true','aria-owns':'vrt-nonexistant-combobox','aria-controls':'vrt-nonexistant-combobox','aria-expanded':'false'}%span.bc-badge.bc-badge--p1.bc-badge--unconfirmed{'aria-live':'polite',role: 'region'}
P1
%span.bc-badge-label
Sensitive Data Exposure > Critically Sensitive Data > Private API Keys
Use for the strongest, single action in user flow, page, or feature. A primary button should only appear once per page (not including modal actions).
Use for all other actions other than the primary button. Used in the Inline control group pattern.
Use the tertiary button as a tertiary variant, for an even more subdued style.
This 3-tier structure can be extended sparingly by:
Other variants
Purpose
Use to denote an action that is highly encouraged of the user. To be treated like a primary action per page or modal. Use sparingly.
Use to denote actions that are highly discouraged of the user, destructive or undoable. Use on the final confirmation of a irreversible destructive action.
Reserved for marketing purposes. Use sparingly and avoid combining with the --small variant; only WCAG 2 A compliant.
Use for actions that require the button to be styled as inline text. Do not style anchors as link buttons — simply use an anchor and its styles.
Buttons vs links
“Button” styles are often applied to <button>s and sometimes <a> anchors.
If technically necessary, we can apply them to <span> and <div> tags too.
Note however that anchors and button tags have intrinsic differences in purpose and function.
Instruct a screen reader with the implicit buttonrole
Show :focus, :hover, :active, :disabled.
Links (<a>):
Create hypertext links — a network of online resources
Register a click with the Enter key
Navigate the user to a new page or view
Change the user agent URL
Can cause a browser redraw/refresh
Support page jumps with internal href attributes
Deep-link client-rendered applications
Are focusable by default with the href attribute
Have the implicit linkrole
Can’t be disabled like buttons but can be made inert with tabindex="-1" and aria-hidden="true"
Allow opening in new windows
Show :link, :visited, :focus, :hover, & :active.
Buttons and links: Dos & Don’ts
Avoid:
Re-implementing your own button on a <div> for a custom component when a custom-styled <button> does the job.
Custom tabindexes (unless absolutely necessary or intentional within a given context).
You can use anchors styled as buttons for ‘actions’ that:
Cancel a process and don’t change state
Link to a resource with a user-defined or generated URL parameter.
Avoid:
Styling anchors that link to a resource
Custom tabindexes (unless absolutely necessary or intentional within a given context).
Not setting a href — an anchor without a href is removed from the tab order and not otherwise accessible to assistive technologies.
Grouping buttons
On alignment and ordering:
Buttons should be left-aligned by default, with the primary button coming first
Buttons in modals are right-aligned, with primary button on the right
Edit buttons placed near a heading for that section should be right-aligned from the heading
When separating features and sub-features:
Use secondary and tertiary styles to distinguish order of importance
Use the small size to further differentiate nested or tertiary functionality
Correct button grouping examples
Correct usage examples
Notes
Secondary style when grouped with a primary button
Secondary style when grouped with positive and negative buttons
Secondary style for related actions
Tertiary style for more subdued or unrelated actions
Incorrect button grouping examples
Incorrect usage examples
Problem
Uses more than one primary button
Uses strong, opposing button styles together
Uses primary, negative, and/or positive button styles together
Using classes for complex state management
Due to limitations with HTML–CSS or in custom JavaScript components sometimes it isn’t possible to provide the correct state styles for :focus, :hover, and :active, eg. when transposing :focus from an input[type=radio] to a sibling span, all nested inside a <label> (see Control inputs).
For this reason the states are exposed as BEM variant classes, auto-styled to match the buttons style they’re appended to:
:focus: .bc-btn--focus
:hover: .bc-btn--hover
:active: .bc-btn--active
Adding an icon to a button
Icons can be added to our buttons in two ways:
By using a mixin, and providing the SVG as a background-image
By using a class (that implements the mixin’s defaults) and providing the SVG
as a background-image.
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--positive Create record action
--negative variant
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of Buttons
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of Buttons --negative
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--negative Delete record action
--link variant
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of Buttons
Haml markup example
of Buttons --link
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--link Link-like button
--small variant
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of Buttons
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of Buttons --small
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--small Small
--large variant
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of Buttons
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of Buttons --large
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--large Large
--icon variant
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of Buttons
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of Buttons --icon
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon%span Icon button
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text{'aria-label':'Visually-hidden text button'}%span Visually-hiden text icon button
%hr%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--download{'aria-label':'Download this thing'}%span Download
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--attach{'aria-label':'Upload and attach files'}%span Attach file(s)
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--add{'aria-label':'Add username'}%span Add username
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--add{'aria-label':'Add username'}%span Add username
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--edit{'aria-label':'Edit this thing'}%span Edit
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--edit(disabled){'aria-label':'Edit this thing'}%span Edit
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--search{'aria-label':'Search'}%span Search
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--print{'aria-label':'Print this thing'}%span Print
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--dropdown{'aria-label':'Primary dropdown'}%span Dropdown
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--dropdown{'aria-label':'Open this thing'}%span Dropdown
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--dropdown-open{'aria-label':'Close this dropdown thing'}%span Dropdown
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--next{'aria-label':'Next'}%span Next
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--next{'aria-label':'Next'}%span Next
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon.bc-btn--prev{'aria-label':'Previous'}%span Previous
%hr%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--brief{'aria-label':'View program brief'}%span View program brief
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--edit{'aria-label':'Edit this thing'}%span Edit
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--delete{'aria-label':'Delete this thing'}%span Delete
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--follow{'aria-label':'Follow this program'}%span Follow
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--follow.bc-btn--follow-active{'aria-label':'Unfollow this program'}%span Unfollow
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--follow(disabled){'aria-label':'Follow this program'}%span Follow
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--visible{'aria-label':'Make visible'}%span Make visible
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--invisible{'aria-label':'Make invisible'}%span Make invisible
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--more{'aria-label':'Show more options'}%span Show more options
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--add{'aria-label':'Add username'}%span Add username
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--cross{'aria-label':'Close this dialogue'}%span Close dialogue
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--search{'aria-label':'Search'}%span Search
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--tertiary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--drag{'aria-label':'Drag and drop'}%span Drag
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--next{'aria-label':'Next'}%span Next
%button.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary.bc-btn--icon-hidden-text.bc-btn--prev{'aria-label':'Previous'}%span Previous
No file listing: This DS feature doesn’t yet have show a list of the selected file(s) — it only provides replacement button styling for the <input type='file'> element.
File input markup
The UI of the file input element is difficult to style, due to limited CSS selectors.
To achieve consistency between various native OS implementations of this UI component we visually hide the <input>. Instead a sibling <span> is styled as a button, and everything is wrapped in the <label> so it is natively clickable.
File input button
If possible inform users if the file input feature is configured for either single or multiple file uploads. This can be done via:
Button text, eg Attach a file and Attach file(s)
Accompanying hint text.
IE11 icon known issue: the icon does not align properly when used on a --block button.
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of File input
Haml markup example
of File input
%label.bc-file-input%input.bc-file-input__input{name: 'file-input-eg',type: 'file'}%span.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary
Upload a single file
%label.bc-file-input.bc-file-input--block%input.bc-file-input__input{name: 'file-input-eg',type: 'file'}%span.bc-btn.bc-btn--secondary%span Upload a single file
Use <select> dropdowns to give users the ability to make a single selection from a group of options.
Unlike radio buttons select dropdowns can allow users to revert a selection by selecting the first (zero value) option, if an initial zero-value option is provided.
Using dropdowns
Keep the number of options low and ensure they are clear and concise
Avoid long options. Preventing overflow is difficult — be mindful of
this, especially at small viewports.
Avoid any ambiguity between any of the options. Related options can be grouped
via an <optgroup>.
Javascript-powered dropdowns
If you customize your own dropdown, eg if the <select> element is insufficient or incapable in meeting design needs, ensure the element is accessible by making use of ARIA attributes.
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of Dropdowns
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of Dropdowns
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'select-color'}
Select a color
.bc-dropdown%select{id: 'select-color',class: 'bc-dropdown__select'}%option{value: ''}
Please select
%option{value: '1'}
RebeccaPurple
%option{value: '2'}
FloralWhite
%option{value: '3'}
FireBrick
Variants
--block variant
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of Dropdowns
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of Dropdowns --block
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'select-cute-animal'}
Which of these cute animals is your favorite
.bc-dropdown.bc-dropdown--block%select{id: 'select-cute-animal',class: 'bc-dropdown__select'}%option{value: ''}
Please select
%option{value: '1'}
Capybara
%option{value: '2'}
Pangolin
%option{value: '3'}
Quokka
Use checkboxes to allow users to select multiple options
Use radio buttons to allow users to select a single option from a group.
Usage of radio buttons
Grouped radio buttons need to share the same name value.
Generally, use radio buttons over <select> dropdowns. If it’s important to retain the option of an unselected state consider using a select dropdown since it is difficult for users to revert all radio buttons in a group to their unselected state.
For this reason — when using radio buttons — consider marking the most popular option in a button group as already ‘pre-selected’ (viz., checked).
Wrapping checkboxes and radio buttons
Wrap both checkboxes or radio buttons:
In a <fieldset> to associate them, and provide a brief but clear <legend>
Wrap the <label>around the <input> — this ensures a user can select an option by clicking on the <input>, the <label> text, or the whitespace between them.
Exceptions:Single checkboxes or a duo of radio buttonsonly if the options [labels] provide enough context by themselves. For example, a single checkbox to confirm reading and agreeing to a Submission non-disclosure agreement.
‘Unlabelled’ control input variant
This variant visually hides the associated label text, with the expectation that:
Visual proximity to associated data (eg a table row) signifies what the selection is
A replacement label is provided instead through aria-label, onto the <input>.
For technical reasons we still require a nested <span> with the .bc-control-input__label-text class inside the <input>. Note that this span needs to entirely empty.
The <label> continues to wrap the <input> in this variant.
‘Card’ control input variant
This checkbox and radio variant adds a large panel as a clickable area for the entire card. It can contain:
label text (Required)
hint text
and images.
Use only for simplified forms that involve multiple steps to complete, for example, onboarding steps or wizards.
Use grid system to specify card widths in different screen sizes.
Grouping cards horizontally
Group cards with .bc-control-input--cards to arrange cards horizontally in a row.
Adding hint text and images to card variant
Add a descriptive string to your <label> (Preferably with the same content nested inside the <label>) with
aria-label. This will ensure that the screen reader reads out the entire content instead of hinting that there are
other items.
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--invalid%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-tos',type: 'checkbox','aria-describedby':'radio-example-error-tos'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
I agree to the Terms & Conditions and the Standard Disclosure Terms
.bc-form__error{id: 'radio-example-error-tos'}%span.bc-icon.bc-icon--error%strong Error:
You must agree to the
%a{href: 'https://www.bugcrowd.com/resource/standard-disclosure-terms/'}
Terms & Conditions
and the
%a{href: 'https://www.bugcrowd.com/resource/standard-disclosure-terms/'}
Standard Disclosure
Terms in order to create an account.
.bc-form.bc-form__group%fieldset.bc-fieldset.bc-fieldset--visible%legend.bc-fieldset__legend Pick a fruit for lunch
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'radio-example-invalid',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'radio-example-error-fruit'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Mango
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'radio-example-invalid',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'radio-example-error-fruit'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Pineapple
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--invalid%input.bc-control-input__input(checkeddisabled){name: 'radio-example-invalid',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'radio-example-error-fruit'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Passionfruit
%span.bc-control-input__hint
(out of stock)
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'radio-example-invalid',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'radio-example-error-fruit'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Grapefruit
.bc-form__group.bc-form__error{id: 'radio-example-error-fruit'}.bc-icon.bc-icon--error%p%strong
Errors:
%ol%li Please select an option.
%li Passionfruit are out of stock — please pick a different fruit this time.
.bc-form%fieldset.bc-fieldset%legend.bc-fieldset__legend Select your interest
.bc-control-input--cards.row%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-finserv',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Financial services
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'checkbox-healthcare',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Healthcare
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-retail',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Retail
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'checkbox-auto',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Automotive
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-gov',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Government
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-secuirt',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Security
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'checkbox-marketplace',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Marketplace apps
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-tech',type: 'checkbox'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Technology
.bc-form%fieldset.bc-fieldset%legend.bc-fieldset__legend Choose your sauce
.bc-control-input--cards.row%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-4{'aria-label':'Mayo, Mayonnaise, informally mayo, is a thick cold sauce or dressing.'}%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'choose-sauce',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%img.bc-control-input--card-image{src: '/assets/profile-tmp.png',alt: 'Avatar image',role: 'presentation'}%p.bc-helper-nomargin
Mayo
%span.bc-control-input__hint
Mayonnaise, informally mayo, is a thick cold sauce or dressing.
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-4{'aria-label':'Ketchup, Ketchup is a sweet and tangy tomato based table sauce.'}%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'choose-sauce',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%img.bc-control-input--card-image{src: '/assets/profile-tmp.png',alt: 'Avatar image',role: 'presentation'}%p.bc-helper-nomargin
Ketchup
%span.bc-control-input__hint
Ketchup is a sweet and tangy tomato based table sauce.
.bc-form%fieldset.bc-fieldset%legend.bc-fieldset__legend Which is better?
.bc-control-input--cards.row%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-6{'aria-label':'Coke, Coca-Cola, or Coke, is a carbonated soft drink manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company.'}%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'which-is-better',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%p.bc-helper-nomargin
Coke
%span.bc-control-input__hint
Coca-Cola, or Coke, is a carbonated soft drink manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company.
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-6{'aria-label':'Pepsi, Pepsi is a carbonated soft drink manufactured by PepsiCo.'}%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'which-is-better',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%p.bc-helper-nomargin
Pepsi
%span.bc-control-input__hint
Pepsi is a carbonated soft drink manufactured by PepsiCo.
.bc-form%fieldset.bc-fieldset%legend.bc-fieldset__legend Are you still there?
.bc-control-input--cards.row%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'answer-example',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Yes
%label.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--card.col-md-3%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'answer-example',type: 'radio'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
No
Segmented controls are 100% container width at <xs media query breakpoint.
At ≥xs the component uses CSS intrinsic sizing (min-content). Note IE11 does not support this, remaining stretched to 100% of the parent container width.
The --block variant retains the 100% width at all breakpoints. Use this for precise sizing within a column of a grid system.
Rendered example
of Segmented control
Toggle Description Markdown field preview
Toggle index layout
Haml markup example
of Segmented control
.bc-fieldset.bc-fieldset__legend
Toggle Description Markdown field preview
.bc-segmented-control{role: 'tablist'}%button.bc-segmented-control__btn(aria-selected="true"){role: 'tab'}
Write
%button.bc-segmented-control__btn(aria-selected="false"){role: 'tab'}
Preview
.bc-fieldset.bc-fieldset__legend
Toggle index layout
.bc-segmented-control%input.bc-segmented-control__input{id: 'sgmntctrl-layout-grid',name: 'sgmntctrl-layout',type: 'radio'}%label.bc-segmented-control__label{for: 'sgmntctrl-layout-grid'}
Grid
%input.bc-segmented-control__input(checked){id: 'sgmntctrl-layout-list',name: 'sgmntctrl-layout',type: 'radio'}%label.bc-segmented-control__label{for: 'sgmntctrl-layout-list'}
List
Binary switch/toggle inputs (actually a checkbox).
Only use switch inputs for boolean options.
Switch input labels
Note that switch inputs are nested inside their associated <label>. This ensures that a user can select an option by clicking on the <input>, the nested label text, or the whitespace between them.
The ON/OFF text is hidden from assistive technology users (eg screen readers) via aria-hidden="true" since the state of the component is already communicated to the user via its checked state.
Grouping switch inputs
Organize a list of switch input options (or other options, eg checkboxes) into a Settings list.
.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'switch-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__label-text.bc-label Allow others to view your profile
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'switch-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text%span.bc-switch-input__on{'aria-hidden':'true'} On
%span.bc-switch-input__off{'aria-hidden':'true'} Off
Variants
--justify variant
Rendered example
of Switch input
Haml markup example
of Switch input --justify
.bc-switch-input.bc-switch-input--justify%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__label-text.bc-label Allow others to view your profile
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text%span.bc-switch-input__on{'aria-hidden':'true'} On
%span.bc-switch-input__off{'aria-hidden':'true'} Off
--disabled variant
Rendered example
of Switch input
Haml markup example
of Switch input --disabled
.bc-switch-input.bc-switch-input--disabled%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'switch-disabled-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__label-text.bc-label Turn this setting
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checkeddisabled){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'switch-disabled-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text%span.bc-switch-input__on{'aria-hidden':'true'} On
%span.bc-switch-input__off{'aria-hidden':'true'} Off
.bc-switch-input.bc-switch-input--disabled%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'switch-disabled-eg2'}%span.bc-switch-input__label-text.bc-label Turn this setting
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(disabled){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'switch-disabled-eg2'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text%span.bc-switch-input__on{'aria-hidden':'true'} On
%span.bc-switch-input__off{'aria-hidden':'true'} Off
.bc-switch-input.bc-switch-input--disabled%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'switch-disabled-eg3'}%span.bc-switch-input__label-text.bc-label Turn this setting
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checkeddisabled){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'switch-disabled-eg3'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text.bc-switch-input__switch-text--hidden%span.bc-switch-input__on{'aria-hidden':'true'} On
%span.bc-switch-input__off{'aria-hidden':'true'} Off
Text inputs provide styles for many text-based <input> types.
For ideal styling, group a <label> and its <input> together within a parent .bc-form__group.
Use for these types:
text
number
tel
email
password
url
and the <textarea> element.
Using the correct input type
Use the correct <input>type if there is one, eg
password for password fields
tel for phone numbers
Use <textarea> for addresses when not using a Javascript library (eg Google Places autocomplete address form).
Unsupported input types
Input types in HTML5 have been expanded, but due to poor and inconsistent browser support avoid using:
time
date and datetime-local
week and month
When IE11 support is expanded or our browser support matrix is updated these may become viable.
Note that datetime is obsolete.
Input form validation
Usage of the correct type will allow for client-side form validation without requiring Javascript.
For example, when an invalid email address is entered as the value into an input with a type of email, the :invalid attribute is applied.
Client-side HTML5 form validation is not a replacement for server-side input sanitization.
Text input style guidance
Add the .bc-text-input--number variant for input[type='number'].
Add the .bc-text-input--textarea variant for <textarea>.
Add the .bc-text-input--code variant for monospaced font styles, when alphanumeric text input content benefits from differentiating characters. Do not chain with .bc-text-input--number.
Add the .bc-text-input--private variant for inputs that have content visible only between 2 users.
Add the .bc-text-input--bugcrowd-internal variant for inputs that have content visible only to the Bugcrowd team.
:valid and :invalid styling
Styles for valid/invalid inputs are currently not applied to inputs with the :valid/:invalid attributes. Instead, they are available as BEM class variants (.bc-text-input--valid and .bc-text-input--invalid).
‘readonly’ disabled usage
Apply the .bc-text-input--readonly variant on:
Text input fields that could shortly become editable (eg via an edit mode button)
Block-level user-defined data points being referenced at later stages in a form
Do not use the .bc-text-input--readonly variant inputs that a user can directly interact with.
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-hint-inside'}
Display name
%span.bc-hint
Only your display name is visible to researchers.
%input.bc-text-input{name: 'textin-hint-inside',id: 'textin-hint-inside',type: 'text',value: 'hunter2'}.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin'}
Please enter your email address
%input.bc-text-input{name: 'textin',id: 'textin',type: 'email',placeholder: 'foo@bar.com'}.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-password'}
Please enter your password
%input.bc-text-input{name: 'textin-password',id: 'textin-password',type: 'password',value: 'super secret password'}%a.bc-hint{href: '#'}
Lost password?
.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-url'}
Enter a URL
%input.bc-text-input{name: 'textin-url',id: 'textin-url',type: 'url',value: '',placeholder: 'http://example.com'}
Variants
--invalid variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Error:
The address you entered is not a valid email address.
Haml markup example
of Text input --invalid
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-invalid'}
Enter a valid email address
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--invalid.bc-text-input--block{name: 'textin-invalid',id: 'textin-invalid',type: 'email',value: 'foo@domain','aria-invaid':'true','aria-describedby':'textin-invalid-error-msg'}.bc-form__error{id: 'textin-invalid-error-msg','aria-live':'polite'}%span.bc-icon.bc-icon--error%strong Error:
The address you entered is not a valid email address.
--valid variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Haml markup example
of Text input --valid
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-valid'}
Label for a valid text input field
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--valid{name: 'textin-valid',id: 'textin-valid',type: 'text',value: 'Value passed validation'}
--disabled variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Haml markup example
of Text input --disabled
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-disabled'}
Label for a disabled text input field
%input.bc-text-input(disabled){name: 'textin-disabled',id: 'textin-disabled',type: 'text',value: 'ABCZ abcjg liI1 12340'}
--readonly variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Haml markup example
of Text input --readonly
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-disabled'}
Label for a readonly-style disabled text input field
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--readonly(disabled){name: 'textin-disabled-ro',id: 'textin-disabled-ro',type: 'text',value: 'Disabled, read-only variant text input field'}
--number variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Haml markup example
of Text input --number
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-number'}
Enter a number
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--number{name: 'textin-number',id: 'textin-number',type: 'number',value: '0123456789'}.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-number-tel'}
Enter a telephone number
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--number{name: 'textin-number-tel',id: 'textin-number-tel',type: 'tel',value: '+61 420 123 456'}
--textarea variant
Rendered example
of Text input
Haml markup example
of Text input --textarea
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-textarea'}
Enter a shipping address
%textarea.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--textarea{name: 'textin-textarea',id: 'textin-textarea'}
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-block'}
Label for a block text input field
%input.bc-text-input.bc-text-input--block{name: 'textin-block',id: 'textin-block',type: 'text',value: 'ABCZ abcjg 12340'}
Text inputs with prepended or appended data points.
The Fixed text input pattern extends Text inputs.
Using Fixed text inputs
Use to further communicate to users what type or format of data is expected.
When building Fixed text inputs:
Set the correct <input>type
Give an ID to the <label> as well as any prepend or append and reference them on the <input> as aria-labelledby attributes.
Fixed text input variants
When using the --block variant, the nested .bc-text-input also requires its own .bc-text-input--block variant in addition.
Fixed text input rationale
Careful usage of prepended or appended text inputs can aid users in understanding what format data is expected in.
Care must be taken in ensuring the prepends and appends do not look like interactive elements such as a <button>. It is for this reason we apply the disabled form styles to the prepends and appends to ensure these parts of this input pattern do not appear interactive when the text field itself is disabled.
Rendered example
of Fixed text input
$
AUD
Haml markup example
of Fixed text input
.bc-form.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'textin-fixed-dollars',id: 'fixed-textin-dollars-label'}
How many Dollarydoos would you like?
.bc-fixed-text-input.bc-fixed-text-input--prepended.bc-fixed-text-input--appended%span.bc-fixed-text-input__prepend{id: 'fixed-textin-dollars-prepend'}
$
%input.bc-text-input{'aria-labelledby':'fixed-textin-dollars-label fixed-textin-dollars-prepend fixed-textin-dollars-append',name: 'textin-fixed-dollars',id: 'textin-fixed-dollars',type: 'number',value: '9000'}%span.bc-fixed-text-input__append{id: 'fixed-textin-dollars-append'}%abbr{title: 'Australian Dollars'}
AUD
Variants
--readonly variant
Rendered example
of Fixed text input
@
Haml markup example
of Fixed text input --readonly
A sliding dial that sets a numeric value on a horizontal bar.
Use for numeric values in a range for users to select from.
Use for actions that take immediate effect. For forms that require a submit
action to confirm and send data, consider using radio buttons from
Control input.
Range slider usage
Avoid using where accurate selection is required — consider mobile/touch and
keyboard users.
Avoid large ranges, especially without stepped intervals.
Do not use input[type=range] for representing text values. Instead use the
ARIA slider role and aria-valuetext.
Adding ‘stops’ or ‘steps’ to the Range slider
Use the step attribute to add equally-sized intervals limiting the number of
selectable options. The default step value is 1.
For example: in a range of 0–100, there are 100 options to select from.
Setting step="10" limits the number of options from 100 to 10.
Steps can be visually displayed using the --ticked Range slider variant.
Set the desired number of steps using the data-bc-range-slider-ticks data
attribute. It visually supports 3–10 steps.
Extending range sliders and multi-select
The standard HTML range slider is a single-select input for numeric values in a
range.
Use ARIA markup and JavaScript to support text values or
multi-range selection.
A clean way of listing user options with support for switch toggles and control inputs.
Use to group related user options into a list.
You can apply a border to the list by appending the Panel container class on
the <ul> (or <ol>). Therein, the list items receive horizontal padding.
Please curtail the max-width of the Setting list through the Grid system, to
ensure the form labels are not too far from their corresponding form controls.
Setting list accessibility
The setting list places all controls inline.
For settings with a single checkbox the text on the left becomes that checkbox’s
label.
However, grouped radio buttons and checkboxes require some additional ARIA tags
since they are no longer grouped using <fieldset>s within the list.
Use aria-describedby to associate a group of checkboxes or radio buttons with
the left-hand descriptor text for said group. For an example see the markup
below.
Setting list dependencies
Containers
Panels (optional)
Grid (implied)
Components (as required)
Control input
Switch input
Rendered example
of Setting list
Setting list
Someone writes a
team note
or a researcher
replies
Receive sporadic
ponies
Setting list, used alongside the Panel container:
Someone writes a
team note
or a researcher
replies
Receive sporadic
ponies
Haml markup example
of Setting list
%span.bc-h5 Setting list
%ul.bc-setting-list%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-label
Activity on
%strong subscribed
submissions
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg2'}%span.bc-label
Team members
%strong @mention
me
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch{name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg2'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg3'}%span.bc-label
I’m
%strong assigned
to a submission
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'setting-list-switch-block-eg3'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item%label.bc-setting-list__control-input-label{for: 'checkbox-spiders'}.bc-setting-list__item-text%span.bc-label
Receive sporadic
%strong spiders
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%span.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--unlabelled%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-spiders',type: 'checkbox',id: 'checkbox-spiders','aria-label':'checkbox-spiders'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%li.bc-setting-list__item{role: 'group','aria-describedby':'setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}.bc-setting-list__item-text{id: 'setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-label
Someone writes a
%strong team note
or a researcher
%strong replies
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'checkbox-web',type: 'checkbox','aria-describedby':'setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Web
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-email',type: 'checkbox','aria-describedby':'setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Email
%li.bc-setting-list__item{role: 'group','aria-describedby':'setting__ponies'}.bc-setting-list__item-text{id: 'setting__ponies'}%span.bc-label
Receive sporadic
%strong ponies
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'sporadic-ponies__off',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'setting__ponies'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Off
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'sporadic-ponies__on',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'setting__ponies'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
On
%span.bc-h5 Setting list, used alongside the Panel container:
%ul.bc-panel.bc-setting-list%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-label
Activity on
%strong subscribed
submissions
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg1'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg2'}%span.bc-label
Team members
%strong @mention
me
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch{name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg2'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item.bc-switch-input%label.bc-switch-input__inline-label{for: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg3'}%span.bc-label
I’m
%strong assigned
to a submission
.bc-switch-input__toggle%input.bc-switch-input__switch(checked){name: 'switch',type: 'checkbox',id: 'panelised-setting-list-switch-block-eg3'}%span.bc-switch-input__switch-text
Turn this setting
%span.bc-switch-input__on On
%span.bc-switch-input__off Off
%li.bc-setting-list__item%label.bc-setting-list__control-input-label{for: 'panelised-checkbox-spiders'}.bc-setting-list__item-text%span.bc-label
Receive sporadic
%strong spiders
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%span.bc-control-input.bc-control-input--unlabelled%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-spiders',type: 'checkbox',id: 'panelised-checkbox-spiders','aria-label':'panelised-checkbox-spiders'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text%li.bc-setting-list__item{role: 'group','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}.bc-setting-list__item-text{id: 'panelised-setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-label
Someone writes a
%strong team note
or a researcher
%strong replies
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'checkbox-web',type: 'checkbox','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Web
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'checkbox-email',type: 'checkbox','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__team-or-researcher-notification-types'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Email
%li.bc-setting-list__item{role: 'group','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__ponies'}.bc-setting-list__item-text{id: 'panelised-setting__ponies'}%span.bc-label
Receive sporadic
%strong ponies
.bc-setting-list__item-controls%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input{name: 'sporadic-ponies__off',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__ponies'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
Off
%label.bc-control-input%input.bc-control-input__input(checked){name: 'sporadic-ponies__on',type: 'radio','aria-describedby':'panelised-setting__ponies'}%span.bc-control-input__label-text
On
Native HTML5 date and time inputs have a good browser support and losing some control over the styles of the open picker menu UI is acceptable given the many benefits gained.
The benefits:
HTML5 native date and time inputs have good native support, in many cases exceeding that of third-party JS pickers
The usability and accessibility exceeds that of many third-party JS pickers
Mobile support is superior to most third-party JS pickers
Automatically uses local date and time preferences
KISS and don’t re-invent the wheel.
The downsides:
Minor browser inconsistencies
Lack of control in styling the picker menu
No inbuilt range support.
Rendered example
of Date time input
Haml markup example
of Date time input
.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'date'}
Pick a date
.bc-date-time-input%input.bc-text-input{name: 'date',id: 'date',type: 'date',value: ''}
Variants
--time variant
Rendered example
of Date time input
Haml markup example
of Date time input --time
.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'time'}
Pick a time
.bc-date-time-input.bc-date-time-input--time%input.bc-text-input{name: 'time',id: 'time',type: 'time',value: ''}
--disabled variant
Rendered example
of Date time input
Haml markup example
of Date time input --disabled
.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'date-disabled'}
Pick a date
.bc-date-time-input.bc-date-time-input--disabled%input.bc-text-input(disabled){name: 'date-disabled',id: 'date-disabled',type: 'date',value: ''}.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'time-disabled'}
Pick a time
.bc-date-time-input.bc-date-time-input--time.bc-date-time-input--disabled%input.bc-text-input(disabled){name: 'time-disabled',id: 'time-disabled',type: 'time',value: ''}
--block variant
Rendered example
of Date time input
Haml markup example
of Date time input --block
.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'date-block'}
Pick a date
.bc-date-time-input.bc-date-time-input--block%input.bc-text-input{name: 'date-block',id: 'date-block',type: 'date',value: ''}.bc-form__group%label.bc-label{for: 'time-block'}
Pick a time
.bc-date-time-input.bc-date-time-input--time.bc-date-time-input--block%input.bc-text-input{name: 'time-block',id: 'time-block',type: 'time',value: ''}