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Help:
I have a web form I'm building and there is a simple yes/no question in it.
I got to wondering what the best semantic mark up for this is? Does anyone
have any good UI/UX suggestions?
My three ideas were...
Two radio buttons for yes and no...
pDo you...?/p
label for=ans-yesYes/labelinput
Hi Lucien,
The first thing that occurs to me regarding the semantics of the
action is what is the Yes/No proposition in regards to, and that this
might provide a clearer notion as to what to do.
By this what I mean is, in the first instance so far as semantic mark
up is concerned it would appear
Hmm.
I hadn't considered the wording of the actual question to be so important.
But I can sure see your point.
The full questions in the form is Do you require an interpreter?
This is followed by: If so, what language?
I am porting a paper based for onto the web, and the paper based version has
Hi Lucien,
In my opinion, this is the best structure for yes/no options:
pDo you...?/p
labelinput type=radio name=ans value=yes Yes/label
labelinput type=radio name=ans value=no No/label
Cheers,
Greg
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 11:41 PM, nedlud ned...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm.
I hadn't considered
Lucien,
Interestingly the Robert Hoekman Jr example I cited started originally
as a paper form. In his write up when the form was first put up online
before he came along it ran to page after page, resulting in people
never completing it!
In your example the first thing that strikes me, but this
