This is a quick reference chart CSS cursor styles. I made it a number of years ago, but still find it occasionally useful.
In this article I describe two under-used HTML features that
can be used to improve the usability of your HTML forms.
All common desktop window managers support the labelling
of input fields, so by clicking on say the label of a checkbox,
the checkbox itself is selected. They also support keyboard
shortcuts (access keys) to move around the form quickly.
Checkboxes and radio buttons are inherently small and thus
a hard target to click on. Windows applications almost always allow
you to click on label text to use the form element. Why should web
pages be any different? I've gotten so used to putting labels
on my form elements that I get frustrated when using websites that
have not done so.
