I'm not sure how to call those. This good tone for web experience. This is not a11y. This is rather what people expect from the good website.
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I loved the tips keep it awesome 👍👍🔥🔥 I just had a thought on
"Use GET redirect after successful POST submit"
I really like that, but Don't you think it would be better if I reset the form and give him a success alert. Because you know he may want to make more than one submission.
There is no limitation on what next page would be, you can redirect to the same page with the form, and success notification can be passed through session
User can still submit form again using refresh.
Exactly why would you use redirect with GET, it will not submit form again.
I reacted to the original comment ;)
Additional tip: Always use POST as a fallback!
You mean like graceful degradation for HTML forms? I'm not sure I understood you.
I mean: don't enforce AJAX. Additional, not "instead".
This post is going to be one of my reading list heroes! Very Useful information. Thank You.
After this post I thought - there should be somewhere place where these things are collected, I totally saw it before. And later I found it at nngroup.com/topic/web-usability/. There is plenty to read.
this is super helpful! I really like this one, "GET request for searches"!