Do you use predictive-textboxes instead of normal combo or text boxes?
Updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
When getting users to choose data from a medium-long list, or to enter data that has been predefined (such as Country names), it is a good idea to use a predictive-text combo rather than a normal combo or text boxes. A good implementation of predictive-text combos will also perform a type-ahead effect, providing the user with a richer experience. Also, predictive text boxes can be used with validation, or without. In instances where you don't mind if users add data to your collection you can turn validation off; however, to keep your collection clean, it is recommended to use validation.

❌ Figure: Bad Example - Using a Textbox and Combo to enter list data

✅ Figure: Good Example - Predictive-Text combo with Type Ahead

✅ Figure: Good Example - Predictive-Text combo with and without validation

✅ Figure: Best Example - Google search