Barcelona | Oct-2025-02| Joseph Ayitey | Sprint 2 | Form Controls

[joseph-ayitey]

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In this project, i was able to use the semantic elements, but further on with divs to put in a proper arrangement. Also, i modify the footer and header. The form was built without Css or javascripts, only the html element.

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First of all, thanks for the time to review.. here are some few questions;

1. my accessibility was just 91% what can i do to make my works get to the 100% requirements?
2. Without the CSS is there any other way for spacing out your work?

[mvcds]

For reading, it's better to align this properly, othere than this LGTM (look good to me)

[LucaPipolo]

Very minor User Experience tip: if the fields are required, consider adding a * in the label to communicate the user what you expect. Like <label for="email">Email*:</label>

For more info, have a look to Google accessibility tips here: "Labels inform a user about the purpose of a field, if the field is required […]".

[joseph-ayitey]

Thanks for your tips, its really helpful.. Thanks for reviewing my works and helping out. i do appreciate..
So its good when i introduce *. As you indicated, or only when the field is required?

[mvcds]

If the field requires it

[joseph-ayitey]

Thank You @mvcds