Overview
Many online forms create barriers to filling out information, including obstacles regarding race, gender, and even relationships. Web editors with the best intentions could unintentionally create a barrier for a user, which means the user will get frustrated with a brand and abandon the form. This resource serves as a guide to ensure you are making forms that are as accessible as possible.
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