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http://bagcheck.com/blog/01-the-gender-question
In his blog post at Bagcheck.com, Luke Wroblewski (@Lukew) explores how sites typically handle gender questions on sigh-up forms. He analyzes this issue and provides a design solution that not only collects the required gender information, but also communicates to the user how the gender information will be used by the site.
Posted by Larry King on 05/31/2011 at 04:37 PM in Design, Information Architecture | Permalink
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