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Regressions LOVE deeply nested layers of HTML markup. It makes it easy for them to sneak in and stay hidden for a while. Semantic Fish Creative Group
Automated Testing: How To Find the 6 Most Common Accessibility Errors on Home Pages
The same four fields now each with a label, required/optional appended to the label, then a brief description, then the input. From top to bottom they are: Account ID (required). The 8-digit account number that is found at the top-right of an invoice. Amount Of Payment (required). How much you are paying today in US dollars. Must be at least $10. Patient Name (optional). The full name of the patient who this account number belongs to. Patient Email (optional). The email address associated with the patient's account that should receive the payment receipt.
A form with four fields. Each has a placeholder, then an icon, then an asterisk. From top to bottom, they are: Account ID. Paper with folded corner icon. Red asterisk. Amount of Payment. Dollar sign icon. Red asterisk. Patient Name. Person icon. Grey asterisk. Patient Email. Envelope icon. Grey asterisk.
"In This House We" ASCII art meme, reading "In this house we don't judge typos." Four of the Semantic Fish Creative Group doodled fish sit along the righthand edge facing inward at the ASCII art.
Legal compliance is the baseline, not the finish line. Semantic Fish Creative Group