As you build out forms for the web, getting the semantics, accessibility, and styling right is a lot of work. If you can get all those right, you’re doing quite well for yourself. However, there are still some thing we can do to make life better for ...

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In this article, we’ll look at some of the do’s and don’ts about HTML form user experience (UX) Don’t put country selector before city/state fields. Paginate long forms so that the information is not overwhelming.

How to Build HTML Forms Right: User Experience

Very good although I would like that the author had considered a11y for example when he gives the example of autofocus since autofocus may deceive users using screen readers. You have to read the autofocus tag to know that. I hope someone writes about important points when building HTML pages regarding all the components like semantics, a11y, ux, ui,… But overall, I liked it. Very informing.

That is a VERY important topic and soo overlooked!

Wow! nice article and very informative for front-end developer.