10 Rules For Efficient Form Design
Forms is the one of the most important type of interaction for users on the web and in the apps. They are used everywhere — for registration, subscription services, customer feedback, checkout, to initiate transactions between users and companies, or as data input to search or share information. Developers should pay special attention to improving their forms and making them as usable as possible,
Design Better Forms
Whether it is a signup flow, a multi-view stepper, or a monotonous data entry interface, forms are one of the most important components of digital product design. This article focuses on the common dos and don’ts of form design. Keep in mind these are general guidelines and there are exceptions to every rule.
The anatomy of a credit card payment form — Gabriel Tomescu
Paying for something online with a credit card is simple, right? Yes and no. Yes, because we've been doing it since the early days of the Internet (e.g. Amazon), and no, because no two credit card forms are alike. Over the past 20 years, we've built a mental model of paying online: I pull out a credit card from my wallet, enter the card details into a web form, and click a submit button. But getti
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