Which of the following are considered best practices for designing accessible and user-friendly web forms? Select one or more
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Which of the following are considered best practices for designing accessible and user-friendly web forms? Select one or more 
 2 Points

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Provide clear, text-based error messages near the invalid field that explain both what went wrong and how the user can fix it.

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Rely solely on a red outline around an input field to indicate to the user that a validation error has occurred.

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Keep the "Submit" button disabled (grayed out) until all fields are filled out correctly so users cannot trigger validation errors.

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Associate text labels explicitly with their corresponding form controls programmatically so screen readers can announce them.

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Group related form controls (such as a set of radio buttons) using semantic grouping elements

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Use placeholder text inside the input field as a replacement for a visible text label to achieve a cleaner, minimalist design.

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