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Update: here are some suggestions that will enhance usability and visual appeal: 1. Form Layout Improvements: Input Field Design: The input fields should have consistent height and spacing. This ensures that the form looks tidy and each input field is clearly separated for better readability. Add Placeholder Text: Each input field should have descriptive placeholder text to guide the user (e.g., "Enter broker name" for the "Broker Name" field). This will make it clear what is expected in each field. Field Labels: Make sure labels are aligned properly, above or to the left of the input fields, and consistent across the forms. 2. Button Design: Primary Action Buttons: The "Save Changes" and "Cancel" buttons should be more distinct. You can achieve this by: Using different colors for the buttons, like a primary blue for Save and gray or red for Cancel. Consider using rounded corners for the buttons to match modern UI trends. Add a slight hover effect on the buttons to give users visual feedback when they hover over them. 3. Section Grouping: Group related fields in each form visually by adding dividers or background shading. For instance, group "Payment Terms" and "Payment Methods" together, and separate them from "Invoicing Process" using a thin border or a different background shade. Group similar fields under collapsible or expandable sections to save space and reduce visual clutter. 4. Form Validation: Error Handling: If an error occurs when submitting a form, show a clear error message next to the relevant field. You can also use a red border or a warning icon to highlight problematic fields. Ensure all fields are validated (e.g., "FMCSA Number" should only accept numeric input). 5. Consistency Across Forms: Ensure uniform styling across all forms. For example, input fields, labels, and buttons should have consistent padding, font sizes, and colors across all forms. Font Style and Size: Use a consistent font style and size throughout the form. This helps with readability and creates a cohesive user experience. 6. Enhancing User Guidance: Add tooltips or icons for fields that might require additional explanation (e.g., "FMCSA Number" can have an icon with a tooltip explaining the format or importance of this field). Help Text: Below each input field, provide brief help text or a guide link to clarify any doubts about the field. 7. Improve Field Input Types: Autocomplete: For fields that require selecting from a list (e.g., "Services Offered" or "Freight Types"), use an autocomplete dropdown. This will speed up the process and reduce errors. Multiselect Fields: For multi-option fields like "Services Offered," provide checkboxes or tags for better interaction. 8. Modal Window Adjustments: Modal Transparency: Consider adding a slight transparency or dimming effect on the background behind the modal window to help focus user attention on the form. Modal Padding and Spacing: Make sure the form inside the modal has adequate padding and spacing so that the content doesn't feel cramped. 9. Accessibility: Ensure that the design is accessible by providing proper contrast between text and background and ensuring that buttons and fields are large enough to be easily clickable on all devices, especially for mobile users. 10. Visual Appeal: Typography: Use larger text for field labels and input text, making sure the form is easy to read and visually appealing. Spacing: Ensure there is enough space between form fields and the action buttons. Adequate spacing makes forms less overwhelming and more user-friendly. Example Layout for the Edit Forms: The modal should have a clean, simple design with all the fields and buttons properly aligned. The fields can be arranged in columns for better organization and readability, especially if they belong to the same category (e.g., payment terms and methods). The "Save Changes" button should be prominently displayed at the bottom of the modal window, with a clear call-to-action color, like blue, while the "Cancel" button should be secondary, maybe in gray or a soft color. Final Thoughts: These adjustments will make the form more intuitive, accessible, and visually cohesive, improving the user experience when filling in or editing the information. Would you like help with further design specifics, or any other section of the interface?