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What better sign-up form to revamp for a SaaS than a SaaS that is truly dedicated to making those with disabilities lives better?

This is Dateability, an app focused on creating connections with those who have labeled themselves as disabled as well as any abled person looking for love. The original Sign up form was very clean I have to say. However it was missing a lot of key components needed for accessibility.

The Original

A11Y Signup Form for Dating App 1

The first thing I noticed was how many interactive item's there were on one page. This would immediately cause heavy cognitive load to occur in those with autism as well as anxiety. The use of pure black and white also caught my attention as those with ASD, Dyslexia and Anxiety may also have issues with that.

Here's further mark up of things that caught my attention.

A11Y Signup Form for Dating App 2

In the updated version I broke down the form into multiple steps effectively reducing cognitive load based on Millers Law.

Changes I've made:

• added more prominent focus modes.

• added active and inactive states for those not using assistive technology.

• added icons to text fields to give those with dyslexia confidence in the that they are filling out the right information.

• Made form edges more prominent so that those with visual disabilities can more quickly find where to begin typing.

• added a more prominent back button for users to feel as though they are in control and to reduce any push back and anxiety.

• added form progress to orient users within the form.

A11Y Signup Form for Dating App 3

More Steps

A11Y Signup Form for Dating App 4

Error Page (WCAG Compliant AA)

A11Y Signup Form for Dating App 5

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This redesign thoughtfully improves accessibility by breaking the form into smaller steps, reducing cognitive load, and adding clearer input states and progress indicators. Features like icons for dyslexic users, prominent input fields, and a clear back button make the flow more inclusive while keeping it simple and user-friendly.


Rama Youssef

Rama Youssef

Upon initial comparison, I didn't anticipate a significant difference. However, I quickly realized how much the designer had improved the user experience. The original front page of the website appeared dull and uninspiring, but after the designer's modifications, I found myself eager to explore the site. The redesign has significantly enhanced accessibility and visual appeal, making it much more pleasant to navigate. The improvements have transformed what was once a mundane interface into an engaging and user-friendly experience. The designer's thoughtful edits have not only improved the aesthetic but also the functionality, creating a more inviting digital environment that encourages user interaction and exploration.

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Nice job Caleb.


Everything looks really well, but somehow it looks a bit overwhelming at moments


I loved how you conducted research on your audience and explained the current features of the website. I also really liked how you described the reason for the changes you incorporated and showed the benefits from those changes. This was a well thought out presentation and emphasized great usage of putting the user's needs first!


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