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I’m currently working with a lot of forms which are expecting different forms of numeric input and I thought that it would be helpful to the user if I could indicate the units next to the input.
In other words, if an input expects a dollar amount place a dollar sign to the left side of the input. If the input expects a percentage place a percent sign on the right side of the input.
I’ve been searching for some best practices on this. Does anyone have any resources available?
no, but you could include it in parens in the leading label’s caption:
price ($): txtPrice
discount (%): txtDiscount