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Forms

    March 9, 2025
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    A form contains multiple input fields or options to collect information from a user.

    Group Fields Logically

    Use the kind of grouping that a user would expect to see from form fields on other applications.

    For example, with address information, a user would expect to input:

    1. Their street address

    2. Their unit number

    3. Their city

    4. Their state or province

    5. Their country

    6. Their postal or zip code

    Do not violate the user’s expectations with the form order.

    Use Section Titles to Shorten Field Names

    Add section titles to shorten the length of your field names.

    For example, if asking for a billing address, you could title the section Billing Address to avoid repeating Billing for the rest of the fields.

    Use Labels, Hint Text, and Tooltips

    Aim to remove uncertainty about what information you’re requesting and how the user needs to provide it.

    This includes giving the user valid examples for the information and its formatting.

    Do not use the same text for the label on the field and the hint text.

    Put the hint text outside of the field itself, so it can be accessed by a screen reader.

    For more information about formatting fields, see Text Input Fields.