I came across an excellent article today on using jQuery to create a sliding form, this would be very effective in collection of user data in a wizard processing format. I recommend that you check out the demo yourself to see the benefits of this feature and think of the endless possibilities and use of this feature. Not to mention you can validate portions of the wizard prior to proceeding, again very functional.
I came across an excellent article today on using jQuery to create a sliding form, this would be very effective in collection of user data in a wizard processing format. I recommend that you check out the demo yourself to see the benefits of this feature and think of the endless possibilities and use of this feature. Not to mention you can validate portions of the wizard prior to proceeding, again very functional.
From the article:
Today we are going to create a fancy sliding form that shows some validation feedback to the user after each step. This form saves a lot of space and is easy to access – it basically works like a slide show, just that we have fieldsets of a form instead of images.
So let’s start!
Read the full article/tutorial.
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