Crit my Form Styles
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- ptouch718
working on form styles, need crit before i commit to them
- ********0
Its fit for purpose.
- ptouch7180
yeah, was bug that textarea one
- ********0
I dont understand the rollover for the logo. Why reducing it one pixel?
• Put the submit button to the bottom right of the form (expected area)
• Replace client login with under construction
• Replace under construction with the address
• Replace the address with the client login and make it smaller (upper right is an expected area for client login stuff)
- ********0
Nice, clean and functional, I also agree with "cannonball" comments about the submit button.
- ptouch7180
totes 3point, i know float:right is the standard for the button, keep in mind that these form styles are going to be implemented in a much bigger scale(i know its lame i haven't included check boxes).
Thanks all!
- ptouch7180
was hoping someone woud crit the css
- ukit0
Submit with the arrow pointing at "* indicates required field" is kinda weird.
- Jaline0
You mean the actual code or how it looks? It looks fine, besides what is noted above (definitely change those things). The alignment of the names of the fields is good.
It's pretty simple.
- heavyt0
i dont see anything really innovative in the css.
i would say you need to fix your validation. it should check all the fields not just crap out on the first one that doesnt validate.
also, so many boxes. i dont know that every element needs a border around it.
I would say though - better than most forms out there. Shows you have paid some attention to it.
- jamble0
You don't need the class input on your p tags, your labels should ideally have names to match the id of your input fields, your text area should have a value for cols and rows otherwise it won't validate.
- uan0
the hightlight on the active row is nice.
layout needs some adjustments (what others said).
a basic js alert box as error is really lame...use css to incorporate the error msgs into the form layout!