check-forms

To check web form accessibility and UX, you can audit web pages for missing labels, invalid input types, and missing autocomplete attributes. This process identifies compliance gaps and outputs actionable recommendations for frontend fixes.

Form accessibility validation analyzes HTML forms to ensure usable experiences for all visitors. It is needed to detect missing labels, incorrect input types, and absent autocomplete attributes, preventing barriers during login, contact, and registration tasks.

You validate input types and autocomplete attributes by running an analysis script against the target URL. The audit checks forms for invalid input configurations and missing autocomplete values, returning results with configurable verbosity.

Yes, this form auditing tool works for any website by analyzing the HTML structure of web pages. It audits login, contact, and registration forms across sites to identify missing form actions, methods, and accessibility gaps.

The best way to audit missing form labels and actions is to run an automated validation script that crawls the target URL. It flags missing labels, empty form actions, and incorrect methods, providing actionable UX recommendations.

Yes, you need bun installed to execute the form validation script via the command line. The tool runs by invoking bun src/check-forms.ts with the target URL and configurable verbosity options.