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For 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
by steelhive 18y ago
For 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.