Demo form's phone number field accepts text, so no validation?
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It validates email, though.
How would you validate phone numbers? Surely phone numbers must allow spaces as well. Maybe allow '+27' too? Quite a lot of exceptions come to mind for phone numbers.
What if someone wants to type in a phone such as `123 456 7891 ext 21`?
What if they want to use `0800 SAVE MUNNY`? That's the number `728 368 669`.
What if they want to enter `123 456 7891 oh/123 789 4561 ah`?
See my directly reply above your reply.
That's why proper form building isn't just slapping some style over a text field. You'll have to parse it anyway, so better not delay and risk accepting errors that the user could correct right away