Nowadays, people get informed via the digital world and digital technologies. As opposed to the paper format, digital forms have stood out for their simplicity in receiving, sending and processing the data entered. However, having to complete a digital form has so for remained now a tedious and overwhelming task for the user.
The interactive experience that the digital form brings between a digital interface and a human leads the digital designer to enchant it by manufacturing the ideal perception of the user journey.
For example, by exploiting the field of digital accessibility, people with visual impairments are led to use a technological phenomenon like speech recognition. This allows a new exploration of the interaction between a human and a digital interface. Considering this problem of using the format of the input fields can call into question the information of the same value. It invites the digital designer to experiment with other intellectual means, to approach a digital ontophany in a way that is different, even novel.
Thus, one can imagine making a digital form without any written words in the digital interface. This approach can be interesting, because it induces the digital designer to use graphic tools such as illustration, photography, video, and sensory tools such as sound or touch (through the vibrator of a mobile phone for example). By combining these creative effects, they support the user to spot a singular experience-of-the-world, like an artistic movement. However, the choices he can make are systematically subject to ethical issues. The popularity of the digital form conditions the digital designer to have to act well for all its users.