Learn Regex by Making a Form Validator - An Autism Friendly Coding Tutorial

Struggling to understand regular expressions (regex)? In this calm, step-by-step video, we’ll build a real working **form validator** using regex in JavaScript. You’ll learn **how to test user input**—like emails and passwords—using clear, reusable patterns.

Perfect for autistic and ADHD learners, or anyone who wants a calm, focused learning environment.

We’ll cover:
✅ Setting up your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
✅ Writing regex patterns for email and password validation
✅ Using JavaScript's `.test()` method to validate input
✅ Giving visual feedback with simple CSS
✅ A reusable validation function for all fields

🔁 Designed for slow processors, new coders, and anyone tired of chaotic coding videos.

📌 **Final Code Includes**:

* HTML form with inline `onchange` handlers
* JS validation using regex
* CSS highlighting invalid fields

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