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• akinas - Jul 18 2007 | web-design, usability, css

  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. Each label and input field is grouped by vertical proximity and the consistent alignment of both input fields and labels reduces eye movement and processing time. Users only need to move in one direction: down.
• davitf - Jul 17 2007 | web, article, design
• sasha_chien - Jul 10 2007 | webdesign
• davitf - Jul 09 2007 | web, article, design
• garraxxi - Jul 09 2007 | usability, forms, webdesign, design, ui, form, web, css, development, cool, content, article, architecture, application, imported:del.icio.us