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Creating Beautiful, Accessible, and User-Friendly Forms

Clarissa Peterson
December 04, 2017

Creating Beautiful, Accessible, and User-Friendly Forms

Forms are often a key part of websites: they allow users to buy things, sign up, participate, communicate, and get things done. But why are so many online forms confusing, cluttered, and difficult to use? In this session, you'll learn which HTML elements and attributes to use to make sure your form is accessible, understandable, and shows up correctly on the screen. You'll find out the best way to style a form with CSS to make sure it looks good on any browser, device or screen size. You'll learn how to validate form data and provide useful error messages — but also how you can help users fill in the correct information before submitting. And you'll find out what you need to do so that your forms are easier to complete on touch screens.

Presented at CascadiaFest, Web Unleashed, and CSS Dev Conference in 2016. Presented at Mobile+Web DevCon, UX Camp Edmonton, and ConFoo Vancouver in 2017.

Clarissa Peterson

December 04, 2017
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