# Congratulations!

You've completed the Signal Forms tutorial and built a complete login form from scratch!

## What you learned

Throughout this tutorial, you learned the fundamentals of Angular Signal Forms:

1. **Form Models** - Creating type-safe form data with signals and the `form()` function
2. **Field Binding** - Using the `[formField]` directive for two-way data binding and displaying the field with `value()`
3. **Validation** - Applying built-in validators (such as `required()`, `email()`) with custom messages
4. **Error Display** - Showing validation errors conditionally based on field state
5. **Form Submission** - Handling form submission with the `submit()` function

## Next steps

Ready to learn more? Here are recommended next steps:

### Explore the documentation

- **[Signal Forms Overview](guide/forms/signals/overview)** - Introduction to Signal Forms and when to use them
- **[Form Models Guide](guide/forms/signals/models)** - Deep dive into form models and data management
- **[Validation Guide](guide/forms/signals/validation)** - Comprehensive validation reference
- **[Field State Management Guide](guide/forms/signals/field-state-management)** - Advanced state patterns
- **[Custom Controls Guide](guide/forms/signals/custom-controls)** - Building reusable form components

## Keep learning

IMPORTANT: Signal Forms is experimental, so check the [official documentation](guide/forms/signals/overview) for updates to the API.

Happy coding!
