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+<p>
+ I've been trying to increase my knowledge and ability with designing user
+ interfaces better. I've been reading and watching learning materials by
+ experts to try to build better interfaces. One of the things I've been trying
+ to get better at is web form design. I want my forms to be clear, accessible,
+ and understandable. There's one piece of advice that I've gotten that has left
+ both me and some other users confused in pursuit of cleaner, slicker looking
+ web apps. Form input placeholders Form input placeholders seem great in theory
+ but they're confusing, inaccessible, and less clean in my opinion insert video
+ by great web designer and author about cleaning up a form users can't see what
+ they inserted data form validation hints are gone once text is inserted leaves
+ fields looking pre-populated as optional, unimportant, not a mental TODO
+</p>
+
+<p>https://www.nngroup.com/articles/form-design-placeholders/</p>