Course Overview

Learn about user experience (UX) design principles that can make a web form appealing, easy to use, accessible, and secure.

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Introduction

Get your UX web form jam on
What is a form?
Why does form design matter?
Terminology

1. Forms Are for Everyone

Types of forms
Audience
Types of inputs

2. Form Organization

The impact of form design
Form design principles
Considerations prior to starting
Expectations

3. Organizing Content

Main purpose of a form
Voice and words matter
Psychology of forms
Types of inputs and key components
Incorporate visual information
Endowed progress effect
Show progress
Colors and design

4. Guiding Users Through the Form

Question order
Grouping questions
Placeholder text
Default values
Labels
Conditional logic

5. Actions and Buttons

Primary versus secondary buttons
Alignment and styling
Labeling, agreeing, and submitting

6. Form Visuals

Placement of labels
Floating labels
How many columns?
Width of fields
Required and optional fields
Help text
Errors
Validation and success messaging
Mobile forms

7. Specific Form Type Tips

Login forms
Booking or registration forms
Contact forms
Payment forms

8. Common Form Needs and Considerations

Very long forms
Input masks
Redundant fields
CAPTCHA
Accessibility
Confirmation

Conclusion

Next steps

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