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We are seeing a common usability issue across our applications with validation m
jarrods229
over 9 years ago
We are seeing a common usability issue across our applications with validation messages.
If the user is presented with a form which includes field level validation messages, the validation error message upon submitting the form is not noticeable to the user when they have scrolled down to the bottom of the form and the field isn't presented in their current view. Common UI practice in this scenario is to put a generic validation message at the bottom of the page near the Submit button to "Please review validation messages occurring on this page".
This is also occurring with grid layout validation messages where the border color subtly turns red.
While Appian does have functionality to display page level validation messages its not practical on most forms to re-produce the business logic in every single field to detect when validation errors have occured (especially in complex sections, with variable field visibility).
Has anyone else encountered a similar c...
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moritzw
over 9 years ago
Yes, we have the same issue. Especially on larger forms. I guess the best way to avoid this is to keep the forms as small as possible. If more field are needed a wizard like editor could help split it up in multiple smaller forms.
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moritzw
over 9 years ago
Yes, we have the same issue. Especially on larger forms. I guess the best way to avoid this is to keep the forms as small as possible. If more field are needed a wizard like editor could help split it up in multiple smaller forms.
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