Default keyboards for HTML5 input types

Following is the list of default keyboards that are displayed for the various HTML5 input types. These screenshots have been taken on the Android and iOs devices.

Input type="color"

Input type="date"

Input type="datetime"

Input type="datetime-local"

Input type="email"

Input type="month"

Input type="number"

Input type="number+pattern"

Input type="password"

Input type="tel"

Input type="time"

Input type="url"

Input type="week"

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