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Adds a mobile-first candidate application at /mobile-form built from stateless touch-tuned controls: correct keyboards and autofill tokens, caret-preserving masks, a searchable bottom-sheet state picker, a one-time-code input, and yes/no questions that reveal nested follow-ups with a CSS-only animation. A standalone build (apply.html) and a Playwright benchmark measure payload and interaction latency on an emulated mid-range phone; docs/mobile-inputs.md records the method and results against a React baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a mobile-first candidate application demo at
/mobile-formbuilt from stateless, touch-tuned Foldkit controls: the right keyboard and autofill token per field, masks that keep the cursor in place, a searchable bottom-sheet state picker, a one-time-code input, and yes/no questions that reveal nested follow-up fields with a CSS-only animation (hidden answers are kept but never validated). A standalone build of just the form (apply.html), a Playwright benchmark (apps/demo/bench/mobile-form.mjs) on an emulated mid-range phone, and live per-keystroke timings on the demo page measure payload and interaction latency.docs/mobile-inputs.mdrecords the method and results against a React baseline written from the same spec: React was as fast or faster on typing and taps and about 50 KB gzip smaller, and Foldkit's strengths here are reviewability and testability, not speed. Includes unit tests, an e2e scenario, and the sidebar and route wiring;pnpm checkpasses, and the behavior was verified in Chrome mobile emulation only, not on real iOS devices.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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