Comment Form Design
A Usability Post reader, Vadim, has raised an interesting issue regarding comment form design. He saw that some forms around the net had two fields labeled as required — the name and the email. Comment forms usually have two more fields in addition to this: the website and of course the actual comment. Here’s what this looks like:
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