Of the native CSS form features now shipping, field-sizing (the property that sizes a textarea to its content) appears on about 2.204% of Chrome page loads. :user-invalid, the selector that…
Your forms are about to be filled out by AI – and most will break
Something is filling out your contact form at three in the morning, and it is not a person. HUMAN Security’s 2026 benchmark found 9.22% of agentic activity landing on authentication…
98% of Checkouts Say “Invalid.” The EU Now Requires an Explanation.
Your checkout tells people their input is invalid. It rarely tells them why. That line of microcopy became a legal artifact on 28 June 2025, when the European Accessibility Act…
Which Form Fields Actually Kill Your Completion Rate
Most advice about form completion starts and ends with one number: how many fields you have. Cut fields, win conversions. Simple. It’s also wrong, or at least incomplete. The real…
You’re Being Manipulated With Dark Patterns Every Time You Fill Out a Form Online
You signed up for a free trial last month. Now your inbox has a newsletter you never asked for. You scroll back through the form, trying to figure out what…
Your Multi-Step Forms Are Killing Conversions – The Data Proves It
Every designer knows the rule: break long forms into steps to boost conversions. Except the data says otherwise. Multi-step forms often kill completion rates instead of improving them. While the…
Is WordPress Dying or Evolving? Experts Share
WordPress is a giant. A legend. A default. It powers more than 43% of the web — an empire that has stood strong for years. But as we move into…
Where Should Forms Go on Your Website For Better Conversions?
Forms help guide your visitors toward taking desired actions. But here’s the question: where should forms go on your website to ensure the highest conversions?