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I don't see why you need a reset button at all. I don't think I've ever gone through a form and decided at the very end, after filling everything in, that I ne
by vnorby 18y ago
I don't see why you need a reset button at all.
I don't think I've ever gone through a form and decided at the very end, after filling everything in, that I needed to just do it all over again with completely new values in every input box. Can you think of an example where you really needed it and wouldn't just refresh the page?
- steelhive 18y agoFor a consumer-oriented website, I think you're correct. If you're filling out the form as a one-time thing I don't see the reset button's usefulness. Probably a cancel button which takes the user to some previous step would be better. But if this form is part of an enterprise or small-office intranet application, and that's a form you fill out many times a day, perhaps 100s of times, then the form reset button might come in handy.