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Usable forms

Jane Matthews 20 March 2020 28 July 2009

How can we design forms that are easier to read? In this presentation to the Media Trust I highlighted problems in both the ‘conversation’ and ‘appearance’ of some typical forms – and shared tips for improving the experience of users.

Usable forms Media Trust 2010 from Caroline Jarrett
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