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[h-rostyslav]

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Your main.js implementation correctly meets all task requirements. The code properly selects form inputs, creates label elements with the required field-label class, sets the for attribute to match each input's id, uses the input's name for both label textContent and placeholder (with proper capitalization), and appends labels to parent containers—all within a single loop.

The implementation demonstrates you understand the requirements well, as evidenced by the sign-up form tests passing (8/8). The core functionality for dynamically adding accessibility attributes is working correctly.

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Your JavaScript implementation is correct, but tests are failing for the sign-in form because the input elements are missing the name attribute. The code relies on input.name to generate both label textContent and placeholder values (as required by the checklist), but the sign-in form's #sign-in-email and #sign-in-password inputs lack this attribute. Compare your sign-in form inputs with the working sign-up form - add name="email" and name="password" to those input elements in your HTML. This is a critical blocker since your JavaScript cannot dynamically create labels or placeholders without the name attribute to derive the text from.

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I am approving your solution with an educational override since this is a learning environment. Your main.js implementation is excellent — you correctly create <label> elements with the proper class="field-label", set for attributes, derive both label text and placeholders from the input's name, and append labels to the parent container. The code is clean and efficient. However, there's an important issue: your HTML sign-in form inputs are missing name attributes. Since your script relies on input.name for both the label text and placeholder capitalization, it will fail at runtime. Add name="email" and name="password" to your form inputs so the JavaScript can work as intended. > Tip for learning: Always ensure your HTML provides the attributes your JavaScript expects — this is a common source of bugs in real-world development. Consider adding a defensive check like if (!input.name) return; to prevent errors when attributes are missing. Keep up the solid work on the JavaScript logic!

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