Greetings, I'm a big fan of Angular and have been developing a real world app with it for a few months now. One aspect that is tripping me up from a UX perspective is using "ng-invalid" with input elements. Imagine we have a form with a number of input elements which have no reasonable default value. NG automatically adding a style of .ng-invalid results in all of those inputs being styled as invalid. I am of the opinion that this is not ideal and that empty elements should be considered valid and instead dealt with using ng-required. I think this would result in cleaner code and improved UX. That said, perhaps there is something I don't understand here and I am hopeful someone can set me straight.
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