What should be added is a better Captcha which is accessible for those who can't see - provide a sound alternative, because otherwise your form won't be accessible at all for the blind.
Then it could be also helpful to use <label> elements for specifying the labels for the fields of the form. Others might also say that you shouldn't use a table for layout, but I won't say it, because if it is OK for you, the visitors probably won't have any problem because of that table. Octavian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randell" <josephrandell.benavi...@gmail.com> To: "jQuery (English)" <jquery-en@googlegroups.com> Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2009 8:06 AM Subject: [jQuery] jQuery on a generic registration form > > Hi guys, I recently wrote a simple script for registration forms. It > includes AJAX checking if a username and/or email already exists, > checking if passwords match, loading and reloading of captcha. > > I know the code can still be improved with respect to the use of > jQuery and other programming practices (including documentation). I'd > like to know what you think. Is it good enough? Which part would you > take off? What would you like to add to it? And yeah, feel free to > bash me if you have to. =D > > http://randell.ph/geeky/2009/04/10/using-jquery-on-a-generic-registration-form/ > > Cheers! > > --- > Randell > http://randell.ph/
