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Posted by 1 All data entry fields have the HTML SIZE attribute set correctly(Size is used to specifiy the width of the field).
2 All data entry fields have the HTML MAXLENGTH attribute set correctly(MAXLENGTH is used to specify the maximum number of characters a user can enter).
3 If Radio controls are used, a default is always selected.
4 All required fields use a visual cue to indicate to the user that the field is mandatory.
5 If a form uses a drop-down entry field(control),the options are sorted appropriately and the fields is wide enough to display all of the options.
6 Data is not lost when the user clicks the browser's back(and subsequently forward) buttons midway through a series of forms.
7 Data is not lost when the user clicks the browser's forward(and subsequently back) buttons midway through a series of forms.
8 Data is not lost whe the user clicks the Go/History buttons to revisit previous forms.
9 Data is not lost when the user clicks the bookmark/Favourite button midway through a series of forms.
10 Data is not lost when the user clicks the browser's reload button midway through a series of forms.
11 Data is not lost when the user resizes the browser window.
12 Duplicate data is not added to the dtatabase when a user presses any combination of Forward,Back,GO/History,Bookmark/Favourite,Reload, or Resize buttons midway through a series of forms.
13 The browser places the cursor on the most appropriate field/control when the form is first viewed.
14 Using the browser's Tab key allows the client to tab through the input fields on the form in a top-to-bottom,left-to-right order.
15 If the form's data is sent back to the Web server using the HTTP GET commaned,the data is not truncated.

 
 

