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I would suggest that always show on screen the label of the input, is not a good practice put the label inside the input and make it disappear when the person s

I would suggest that always show on screen the label of the input, is not a good practice put the label inside the input and make it disappear when the person start typing. Example: https://miro.medium.com/max/700/1*tjzXjhViDt3ArR1zUkFiRw.png https://miro.medium.com/max/700/1*tjzXjhViDt3ArR1zUkFiRw.png From: https://uxdesign.cc/best-practices-for-form-design-ff5de6ca8e5f https://uxdesign.cc/best-practices-for-form-design-ff5de6ca8... Hope can help.

baby 6y ago
This is called a placeholder, and I don't think it's best practice, it's a matter of taste.
- knoebber 6y ago
  Labels are a best practice for accessibility. Placeholders should be used as example input, if at all.
  - jraph 6y ago
    Absolutely. I was curious to see this practice encouraged by a document about UX design and the linked page actually lists all sorts of drawbacks for it and encourages using labels at the top or at the left of the input (right aligned to make the label close to the input). Do not use placeholders for labels please.