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# Use semantic input type attributes

Using type=text for every input forces mobile users to switch keyboards manually for email, phone, and number entry. The correct type also enables browser autofill to correctly identify fields for name, address, and payment data. Combined with autocomplete attributes, semantic types can make form completion 40% faster for returning users.

## Quick Reference

- type=email shows the @ keyboard on mobile and enables email format validation
- type=tel shows the numeric phone keypad on mobile
- type=number shows a numeric keypad; use inputmode=numeric for fields that look like numbers but aren't
- type=date/time renders native pickers and returns standardized values

## Check

Audit all input elements in this HTML file. Check whether each uses the most appropriate type attribute and autocomplete value.