Signup form updated with bootstrap #1044
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WalkthroughThe user registration form was refactored to enhance its structure and visual appearance by incorporating Bootstrap classes, improving accessibility, and making the markup more semantically organized. The form now uses explicit local submission and updated input types and labels for clarity and consistency. Changes
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app/views/registrations/new.html.erb (4)
1-1: Eliminate redundantmethod: :postand use route helper
form_withdefaults to POST for new records, so you can dropmethod: :post. Also prefer using your named route (e.g.signup_path) instead of the hardcoded string.
2-5: Leverage Rails’ auto-generated IDs
You’re manually settingid: "user_name"even though Rails will generate the matchingidandforattributes. Dropping the explicitidreduces boilerplate and risk of mismatches.
12-15: Add password guidance text
Consider adding a<div class="form-text">below the password field (or a placeholder) to outline requirements (min length, character rules). This improves UX and reduces support friction.
22-23: Ensure proper button spacing
For consistent vertical rhythm, wrap the submit button in a<div class="mb-3">or add a utility class likemt-3on the button.
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app/views/registrations/new.html.erb (1)
17-20: Confirmation label clarity
Great update changing the default symbol to “Confirm Password”—it’s clear and user-friendly.
| <div class="mb-3"> | ||
| <%= form.label :email, "Email address", class: "form-label" %> | ||
| <%= form.email_field :email, class: "form-control", id: "user_email", aria: { describedby: "emailHelp" } %> | ||
| </div> |
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Resolve missing aria-describedby reference
You’ve added aria: { describedby: "emailHelp" } but there’s no element with that ID. Either remove the attribute or add a help text block, for example:
<div id="emailHelp" class="form-text">We'll never share your email.</div>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/views/registrations/new.html.erb around lines 7 to 10, the email input
field has an aria-describedby attribute referencing "emailHelp" but no element
with that ID exists. To fix this, add a help text element with id="emailHelp"
below the email field, for example a div with class "form-text" containing the
message "We'll never share your email." This will ensure the aria-describedby
attribute correctly references an existing element.
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