Measured entry
efferd-form-3
A responsive account-settings block for editing name, email, password, and phone details, with a separate save action for each field. It ships as a shadcn registry block built from Button, ButtonGroup, Field, Input, and InputGroup primitives, with Lucide icons and Radix-backed UI dependencies. It provides layout only, not form state, validation, or persistence.



Measured
Every value below was written by the harness on the run that produced the frames above. None of it is derived from the prose.
| Build | OK |
|---|---|
| Mount | OK |
| Console errors | 0 |
| Uncaught page errors | 0 |
| Horizontal overflow | clean at 375, 768, 1440 |
| Axe critical | 1 |
| Axe serious | 0 |
| Axe moderate | 0 |
| Axe minor | 0 |
| Gzip marginal | 36.9 KB (102.3 KB build, 65.4 KB baseline) |
| Bare mode | FAIL |
| Provider required | NO |
| Demo used | written from the component source API |
What the harness recorded
BARE BUILD
✗ Build failed in 1m 28s error during build: [vite:load-fallback] Could not load <sandbox>/src/lib/utils (imported by src/components/ui/button.tsx): ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<sandbox>/src/lib/utils'
Verdict
A tidy, responsive settings shell with sensible per-field actions, but it is not a turnkey form. The unnamed password visibility control is a release-blocking accessibility defect. It also needs a shadcn-style setup because it does not mount in a bare project.
Use it if
- You need a compact profile settings screen where account fields are saved independently.
- Your app already uses shadcn conventions and can supply the referenced UI primitives and utility styles.
- You plan to connect each row to your own validation, mutation, and error-handling logic.
Skip it if
- You need a login, registration, or other authentication form rather than an account settings editor.
- You want a complete working form with submission state, schema validation, and backend integration included.
- You cannot fix the unnamed password visibility button before release.
- Your design system does not use shadcn-style aliases, utility classes, and composed input primitives.
Install
| Declared dependencies | radix-ui |
|---|---|
| Missing on install | none |
| Bare install | fails once the shadcn-style helpers are removed, so it needs that setup |
| Provider | no provider required in the harness |
For a non-shadcn project, add compatible Button, ButtonGroup, Field, Input, and InputGroup components, Lucide React and Radix UI dependencies, Tailwind-compatible theme styles, the at-sign path alias, and the shared lib/utils helper used by the UI primitives. Then add state, validation, save handlers, and an accessible name for the password visibility control.
Source and credit
This page is a review, not a copy. The component source lives with its author and this site does not republish it. Read the license before you use anything.
Author repository
github.com/shabanhr/efferd-uiAlternatives
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