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With so many new mobile phones, tablets and other devices coming out every day, designers have to be prepared to make common functions easy to do on these devices. The usual approach to this is responsive design.
The usability of web forms is by no means a new topic. It has been covered in general usability references. Forms are one of the most common elements on the Web, without them the conversation is only going one way. Forms are used for purchasing, contact, and so much more. It’s vital that the forms you produce are equally functional across the full range of devices, from smart phones to desktops. Mastering the art of making these types of functionalities small yet user friendly can be a task.
This blog is try to provide guidelines for designers in laying out Bootstrap responsive forms and includes how to work with the Bootstrap grid system, setting appropriate field width, and web vs. mobile considerations.