About me – Adam Silver – designer, London, UK
The anatomy of a credit card form
by Gabriel Tomescu
Beautiful Examples of Login Forms for Websites and Apps
Stop using Material Design text fields!
Buttons Alignment Policy - UX Planet
Where to put buttons on forms by Adam Silver, designer based in London, UK.
Marking Required Fields in Forms
An ultimate guide to designing user-friendly forms | Dribbble Design Blog
Cut your forms in half
An ultimate guide to form design: How to design converting online forms
Designing More Efficient Forms
Designing More Efficient Forms: Assistance and Validation
Designing More Efficient Forms: Structure, Inputs, Labels and Actions
Free Download: Cheat Sheet For Designing Web Forms
Web Forms How-To Part 1: Simplicity
Keep signup forms simple and fast, and delegate as much as possible.
Useful Ideas And Guidelines For Good Web Form Design
The input form is an essential element of almost any website or application these days. Input is a core method of interaction, and in many cases it represents the hard conversion point between success and failure. With the amount time and effort we put into bringing users to our sign-up and contact forms, it’s surprising that we tend not to spend a proportional amount of time on the forms themselves.
Log in or sign up?
"Sometimes I put my log in information into the register fields." "Me too! I hate that not only do I feel stupid, I have to retype everything again." For one of my side projects, Leafy Chat, we have just added the concept of user accounts. This includes the need for registration and log in (as well as log out and forgot password and so on). Leafy Chat only requires an email address and a password for both registration and log in, so it would be great to have some clever way to have both forms on the homepage. Some things...