We aim to dynamically adjust input field border colors based on error or success states. However, directly manipulating class names isn't sustainable due to potential changes. To address this, we propose a prop-controlled approach. Instead of fixed class names, a status prop conveys error, success, or default states for dynamic styling. This fosters flexibility and future-proofing, ensuring adaptability to evolving class names or structures.
We aim to dynamically adjust input field border colors based on error or success states. However, directly manipulating class names isn't sustainable due to potential changes. To address this, we propose a prop-controlled approach. Instead of fixed class names, a status prop conveys error, success, or default states for dynamic styling. This fosters flexibility and future-proofing, ensuring adaptability to evolving class names or structures.