A newbie's guide to designing good web forms: the design part

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The second in my mini series about web form design. See part one, which focused on the kinds of questions you ask if you haven’t already. This post is going to cover some bits about how you lay out those questions . Make inputs look like inputs This sounds like an obvious one, but once you start looking you might be surprised how often you find websites where a text input doesn’t look like a text…

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