Creating Accessible Forms

Build forms that welcome every user. An accessibility scan helps you find and remove barriers that might stop someone from completing your form. By using this tool, you receive instant feedback to ensure your design is clear, easy to navigate, and...

Provide a clear description for every image in your form. Alternative text (alt-text) allows screen readers to describe images to users with visual impairments. By including descriptive alt-text, you ensure that no one misses out on important...

Ensure your form is readable for everyone, including users with low vision or color blindness. Color contrast refers to the difference in brightness between your text and its background. When contrast is too low, text becomes difficult to read....

A clear structure is like a map for your form. For users who cannot see the layout, headings and lists act as landmarks that allow them to jump to the sections they need. If these landmarks are out of order, the "map" becomes confusing and...

Creating accessible forms ensures that every user, including those using screen readers or motor-assistive technology, can complete your form successfully. Use these strategies to optimize your labels for maximum inclusivity. Optimize the...