• Labels are clear and concise
• Proper spacing and alignment between and around every form element
• Forms show consisten field widths
• Fors are not wider than 80em (80 chars)
• Textareas are expandable (show 2 rows max initially)
• Required fields are ordered first
• Fields with strong cohesion are displayed close together (for instance start date, end date)
• Use logical sequence of fields.
• show wide fields unders small fields (Avoid expanding text area's to hide fields below)

When a user is picking from a series of options in a form, it's important to use the correct control element. Use the following logic to choose the correct control element:

• For general yes/no choices on a form (booleans) with a save/submit button visible on the screen, use a checkbox,
• For yes/no choices (booleans) that do not require a save/submit button to activate, use a toggle.
• For a range of numbers, use a slider or a five-star control.
• For 2-7 options displayed horizontally, use a radio segment. Be careful to check for wrapping!
• For 2-7 options displayed vertically, use a radio group.
• For more than seven options, use an autocomplete.