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    What is CSS filled input component?

    CSS filled input is a form input element styled with CSS that indicates user interaction, often featuring a background color change when filled. It enhances UX in web design.

    How to use CSS filled inputs?

    To use CSS filled inputs, apply the `:focus` pseudo-class to style input fields when they contain text. Use properties like `border`, `background-color`, and `box-shadow`. Utilize `:placeholder-shown` to change styles when the input is filled. Enhance user experience by ensuring your styles are responsive and accessible.

    How to style CSS filled inputs?

    To style CSS filled inputs, use the `:focus` and `:valid` pseudo-classes for custom border colors. Combine with background color and padding for better aesthetics. Implement media queries for responsiveness. Customize placeholder text with `::placeholder`. Remember to apply consistent font styles for uniformity.

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