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  • This case study focused on optimizing the accessibility and user experience of the https://www.salesforce.com/ Sign up and Home pages The original design had several accessibility issues and usability.

Define phase:

  • No Clear focus state
  • Instant validation/feedback
  • Smart register/sign in switching
  • WCAG standards compliant
  • Contrast color and typography issues

The decide phase:

  • Increased contrast of labels and field borders to meet WCAG AA requirements.
  • Combined "first name" and "last name" fields into a single "full name" field and deleted unnecessary fields
  • Improved focus and error states by increasing color contrast,, and widening field borders.

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Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator

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Hi Omar.

That's a great initiative to improve the accessibility of digital products. The fact that you've identified issues within a widely used platform like Salesforce highlights that accessibility remains one of the most overlooked aspects of digital design. 

Great work!

/Yuliia

Thanks for your time and comment really appreciated

Although I've had a bit of trouble zooming in, i think in general the improvements are outstanding. Have you considered sending it to Salesforce? If not, I'd encourage you too.

One little thing that I think would make the sigh up page more accessible is the contact us. Right now is only by phone and that excludes the HoH, for instance. I'd add a written option: chat, ticket or email.

Overall, great job!

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Really you made my day Thanks for your review
Regarding your addition of Contact us , I agree ,however I've thought about pot Assistent but i found it's on the Website already added by salesforce
Ah, they might have heard us. That makes sense. I checked and i see they ask for a lot of personal data to start chatting. That would, and it did, make me go away, which means i am a lost prospect. For a salespage, I don't think it's necessary to give that info and people already know they will be flooded with newsletters. If it was my project, I would suggest to do and A/B test with and without asking for info and see how it goes. Keep the good job and happy to help :)

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