From the course: UX for Web Forms
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Accessibility
- [Instructor] Forms are used for many types of interactions on the web. When we talk about the accessibility of forms, we are usually referring to their accessibility to people who use screen readers or keyboards. People with other types of disabilities are generally less affected by faulty forms. It should be noted, however, that everyone benefits from a well organized, highly-usable form, especially those with cognitive disabilities. Sometimes web forms are difficult to complete, even without visual or cognitive impairments. So those with disabilities find web forms especially challenging to use, such as those with cognitive disabilities. Improving the layout structure, instructions, and feedback leads to better understanding and the ability to complete web forms. Using speech input. Labels through voice commands are used to activate controls and move the focus to the field that needs to be completed. Limited…
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