E-Mail Adressen spamsicher codieren. Zeichenketten-Konverter. Verschlüsseln von E-Mail Adressen, Spamschutz im Web. Web Application Form Design. By Luke Wroblewski Originally published: Jun 26, 2007 “Input elements should be organized in logical groups so that your brain can process the form layout in chunks of related fields.” –HTML: the Definitive Guide Quite rare is the Web application that doesn’t make extensive use of forms for data input and configuration.
Form Layouts When the time to complete a form needs to be minimized and the data being collected is mostly familiar to users (for instance, entering a name, address, and payment information in a check-out flow), a vertical alignment of labels and input fields is likely to work best. In this layout, it’s advisable to use bold fonts for input field labels. When the data being collected by a form is unfamiliar or does not fall into easy to process groups (such as the various parts of an address), left-justifying input field labels makes scanning the information required by the form easier. Luke originally published this article on his web site, LukeW Interface Designs.