From the course: UX for Web Forms
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Mobile forms
- [Narrator] Many mobile visitors will give up on a form if they're too long and cumbersome to fill out. A mobile-friendly form greatly increases the chances of a visitor completing it. Another reason to optimize your forms for mobile is Google. Google continues to focus heavily on mobile and UX and there's a chance that these data types will influence ranking. All of the things that we have discussed up until now will aid in a more seamless mobile experience, but there are some specific things you can do which will really improve the user experience. Think about accessibility first. The first step in making your mobile design accessible is employing a clear call to action that identifies the purpose of your form. Clicking and scrolling can be a hassle on mobile devices so the key elements and features of your form on mobile should be immediately apparent to minimize frustration. When organizing content, think about intuitively…
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