inputboxes
nounUK /ˈɪnpʊt bɒksɪz/
US /ˈɪnpʊt bɑːksɪz/
Inputboxes are little boxes on a screen where you type words or numbers.
Type your name into the inputboxes on the form.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small rectangular areas in a computer program where you can enter information.
The login page has two inputboxes for your username and password.
3. Spaces on a digital form that accept answers from a user.
Fill in all the inputboxes before you click submit.
4. Boxes on a screen used to collect data in an app or website.
The survey uses inputboxes to gather people's opinions.