September 2016
Intermediate to advanced
276 pages
4h 40m
English
Forms have many elements in addition to words, like actual fields and buttons. In this chapter, we’ll look at the best way to visually design these elements—what they should look like, and where they should go. For simplicity, we’ll refer to this as layout.
There are lots of forms out there that look absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately, this is how many people judge forms: by how they look. But as we saw in Chapter 3, a form that can’t be filled in is no use to anyone, no matter how attractive it is.
The best forms strike a balance between user experience and aesthetics.
Another way to put this is that we want to lay out our forms so they can be filled out quickly, easily, and accurately, while still ...
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