Allows the user to capture input in a single line field

A single line input component allows the user to capture input in a single line field.  Single line inputs support various states and configurations including helper text, icons, and buttons. 

• Implement: Use <input type="text"> for basic setup.
• Configure: Add attributes for placeholder, label, and helper text.
• Style: Apply CSS for visual states like focus, error, and disabled.

• Short Inputs: Ideal for capturing short, single-line text entries.
• Forms: Use in forms where quick text input is required.

• Multi-line Text: Avoid for inputs requiring more than one line.
• Complex Inputs: Not suitable for inputs needing rich text or formatting.

• Label: Describes the input field.
• Input Field: Area where users enter text.
• Helper Text: Provides additional guidance.
• Placeholder Text: Suggests expected input.
• Icons/Buttons: Optional, for additional actions.

• Focus: Highlights input field when active.
• Validation: Displays error or success states based on input.
• Disabled: Grays out input, preventing interaction.

• Typing: Captures user input.
• Clicking: Activates focus state.
• Tabbing: Navigates through form fields.

• Labels: Ensure all inputs have associated labels.
• ARIA Attributes: Use aria-invalid for error states.
• Keyboard Navigation: Ensure full functionality via keyboard.

• Helper Text: Provides context or instructions.
• Label: Identifies the input purpose.
• Icon Buttons: Offer additional actions (e.g., clear input).
• Spinner: Indicates loading or processing state.
• Success/Error States: Provide feedback on input validity.