Using React and XState to Build a Sign In Form

To make a sign in form with good UX requires UI state management, meaning wed like to minimize the cognitive load to complete it and reduce the number of required user actions while making an intuitive experience. Think about it: even a relatively simple email and password sign in form needs to handle a number of different states, like empty fields, errors, password requirements, loading and success.

Thankfully, state management is what React was made for and I was able … Read article

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