On-page secure form

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Stand-alone secure form

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How it works

  • Integrated on-page forms are suitable when:
    • The form is short and simple.
    • The form is closely related to the content on the page and is the primary ‘next’ action.
    • The form has no central function that needs to be accessible via different pages –instead it is only relevant in the context of the page.
  • Stand-alone forms are suitable in the following cases:
    • The form is rather comprehensive with many fields. 
    • The form is rather complex and requires assistive descriptions.
    • The form supports a more general use case and needs to be reached from various pages – e.g. a general contact form.
  • Forms are fully responsive and will automatically adapt to the user’s viewport and the available grid cell width.

How to use it

  • Decide if you want to use a stand-alone or an on-page form.
  • Build your form using available form elements within the selected grid control – you can structure your form using a line component and complement it using a text and image component.

What to avoid

On-page forms shouldn't be longer than the associated content.

Reference for publisher

Please follow the secure forms processes.

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