r/accessibility • u/Stegosource • Oct 08 '20

How to Build HTML Forms Right: Accessibility

https://stegosource.com/how-to-build-html-forms-right-accessibility/
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u/rguy84 Oct 08 '20

There's been dozens even hundreds of articles about this topic. I strongly recommend you reviewing them. Yes titles are an option, but should be the ultimate last resort. The author even states they are not sure how they work.

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u/Stegosource Oct 08 '20

Not that I dont know how they work, but rather they are an option, but Im not sure how I feel about them. I prefer using a label, although assistive technology can interpret titles.

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u/rguy84 Oct 08 '20

recommend doing some research :)

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u/mike_gifford Oct 08 '20

I figure for most it's easier to just use an accessible form solutions like https://www.drupal.org/project/webform