What are your suggestions for preventing bots from submitting a form while maintaining a good user experience?
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Top comments (6)
CaptCha - really anything you build to distinguish humans and computer is a CaptCha. But it is also the search term to get you started.
I've done captcha before, but feels to me like that takes away from user experience. Typically they are hard to read. Even things like Google's reCAPTCHA are flawed with it being hard to identify what is in the photos they provide.
There are hidden CAPTCHAs now. I forgot the term but Google should show some results.
D form's captcha system asks the user to provide a small programs output.
Sounds like a problem exactly for captcha
Thanks. I've used captcha, however I'll argue that user experience isn't great with that approach.