I'll integrate the design elements from the reference form (lucide-react icons and better styling) into your current form. Let me update the imports and add icons to the input fields:
Done! I've integrated the design elements from your reference form into Rehumanizando. The improvements include lucide-react icons (User, Mail, BookOpen, FileText, Send) positioned inside each input field with your accent color, and a Send icon on the submit button. Each input field now has left padding to accommodate the icons while maintaining your warm, welcoming color scheme.
No fix is needed. The warning you're seeing is a hydration mismatch caused by browser extensions (like Grammarly) modifying the HTML after the page loads. This is a common issue and doesn't break the preview—your form is working correctly.
The extensions are adding attributes like data-new-gr-c-s-check-loaded and data-gr-ext-installed to the <body> tag, which causes React to detect a mismatch between server-rendered and client-rendered HTML. You can safely ignore this warning in development.
If you want to eliminate it completely, you could disable your browser extensions while testing, but it won't affect the functionality of your Rehumanizando form.
Now I'll add the WhatsApp field. I'll update the imports, form state, validation, and add the input field:
Done! I've added a WhatsApp field to your form with the MessageCircle lucide-react icon. The field is optional (not required) and appears after the email field, matching your form's warm design with the same styling patterns—border color changes on focus, icon in the accent color, and consistent padding.
No fix is needed. This is the same hydration mismatch warning I mentioned earlier—browser extensions (like Grammarly, grammar checkers, etc.) are injecting attributes into the HTML after the page loads, which causes React to detect a mismatch between server and client rendering.
This warning doesn't break your form functionality. Your Rehumanizando form is working correctly. If you want to eliminate the warning, you can:
The form itself operates normally regardless of this warning.
You can send messages while the preview loads