The Opquast Digital Quality Framework - Rule n° 83

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Rule n° 83 - For forms divided over several pages, an overall summary is displayed before the final version is submitted.

"Help! Did I make a mistake somewhere? I can't seem to figure this out, I'm giving up". A confusing shopping cart system is a sure way to lose business.

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Goal

Improve the accessibility of content for people with disabilities.

Solution technique

Store the information entered in session variables in order to display an overall summary before validation.

Moyen de contrôle

For each form spread over several pages:

Submit the form completely.
Check that the final submission gives rise to the display of a summary of successive entries, displayed before the final validation of the process by the user.