Creating Accessible Team Feedback Forms: Guide for Teams
Make your team feedback forms and polls usable by everyone. Accessibility best practices for Forma Feedback: ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, inclusive design.
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Introduction
Accessibility isn’t optional. Making forms usable for everyone, including those with disabilities, improves reach and complies with regulations.
1. Proper Labeling
Associate labels with every field clearly. Use for attributes or wrap inputs in label tags for screen readers.
2. ARIA Attributes
Add ARIA labels and descriptions for complex fields. Helps assistive technologies understand your form.
3. Keyboard Navigation
Users should complete the form without a mouse. Logical tab order and focus indicators are essential.
4. Error Handling
Provide clear, specific error messages linked to the field. Use ARIA alerts to announce errors.
5. Color Contrast & Visibility
Maintain at least 4.5:1 contrast for text and backgrounds. Keep focus indicators visible for keyboard users.
Conclusion
Creating accessible forms benefits everyone. Forma makes building compliant, inclusive forms easy and fast.
Want to learn more? Read our guide on feedback form design best practices or explore our step-by-step tutorial.
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