Le risorse che seguono sono dedicate ai form e al modo con cui possiamo assegnargli degli stili tramite i CSS. Molte di queste risorse illustrano anche tecniche relative all'accessibilità dei form stessi, particolare questo da non trascurare quando si vogliono strutturare tali elementi in modo coerente.
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- Accessible forms: Guidelines, examples and accessible JavaScript tricks
- Creating Accessible Forms
- Better Accessible Forms
- Accessible Forms
- Accessible Forms
- Accessible HTML/XHTML Forms: Beginner Level
- Accessible Forms
- Accessible Forms
- Making accessible forms part 1
- Making accessible forms part 2
- Designing Accessible Forms
- Designing Accessible Web Forms
- Forms Accessibility
- Usable and Accessible Form Validation and Error Recovery
- Checkboxes vs. Radio Buttons
- Simply Accessible
- Web Forms
- Forms and interaction
- Efficient creation of sensible and usable forms
- Forms Markup and CSS
- Sensible Forms: A Form Usability Checklist
- Making Compact Forms More Accessible
- Label Positioning
- Form Help without Popups
- Invisible Form Prompts
- Using accesskey attribute in HTML forms and links
- Accesskeys: Unlocking Hidden Navigation
- Revealing Accesskey Info
- User-Defined Access Keys
- User-Defined Access Keys (ASP Version)
- Access Keys - a user centered approach
- Access Key Companion
- Generic Form Validation Routine
- Form error messages
- Usable forms
- Forms, usability, and the W3C DOM
- Extending forms
- Styling an input type="file"
- <select> Something New, Part 1
- <select> Something New, Part 2
- FormElements
- Forms Markup and CSS
- Forms markup and CSS - Revisited
- The Form Garden
- Accessible, stylish form layout
- Styling Form Widgets
- Tableless forms
- Styling form fields
- Styling form controls
- Styling even more form controls
- Styling form controls with CSS, revisited
- Styling disabled form controls with CSS
- Styled single line text inputs
- Label your form controls properly
- Trimming form fields
- Fun with forms - customized input elements
- Style Web Forms Using CSS
- Button Width in IE
- Getting Fieldset Backgrounds and Legends to Behave in IE
- Using size to size inputs
- CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions
- Stylish, accessible forms
- Improving Form Accessibility with DOM Scripting
- Simple Tricks for More Usable Forms
- Designing simple, accessible forms
- 10 Tips To A Better Form
- Upgrade Your Select Element to a Combo Box
- Prettier Accessible Forms
- Semantic horizontal Forms
- Check it, don't select it
- Scrollable checklists
- Form layout
- CSS-Only, Table-less Forms
- Submit buttons should not look like input boxes
- FORM(s) and Function
- Consistent Form Styling
- Welcome to Clone-o-Matic!
- Using Javascript to help positioning LEGEND elements
- Styling forms in CSS
- Free Form for All
- Styling form fields
- A form with style
- Designing a form using CSS layouts
- Creating Funky Forms with CSS
- Tip: input sizing in IE
- CSS submit buttons
- Input Field Drop Shadow
- Removing Extra Padding From Form Buttons In IE
- Revealing Relationships Can Be Good Form
- Showing Good Form
- Form field hints with CSS and JavaScript
- Windowed Controls Hider
- How to Make Firefox Forms Suck Less
- CSS-Only, Table-less Forms
- Standard Forms
- Small form styled with some fairly random css
- Tabable Radio Buttons
- Style Checkboxes Cross-Browser in Windows Problem: IE does not support styling form checkboxes
- Style Fake Checkboxes in Internet Explorer
- Clickable Form Labels Form Label Usability Enhancement
- Getting Fieldset Backgrounds and Legends to Behave in IE
- Form Highlighting Redux
- Simply Accessible
- Row Highlights in Web Forms
- Best Practices For Web Form Design
- Label Placement in Forms
- Uni-Form
- Simple Form Styling with CSS
- Styling Forms: Fieldset and Legend
- Vertically Align Labels and Inputs with CSS
- Create Mixed Alignment Forms with CSS