Last Updated on November 28, 2024 by UX World
Clearly communicate what kind of information users need to provide in a form.
- Input requirements (such as character limits, formatting rules, or mandatory fields) help users understand exactly what is expected from them.
- This helps to avoid confusion and mistakes, making the form easier to fill out correctly the first time.
- This reduces the chance of submitting invalid data and getting frustrated with error messages later.
- Users don’t have to guess what is needed, which leads to a smoother and less stressful experience.
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