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I usually just annotate the wireframe with a note: ------------------------ | | Search: / Search field uses | [ enter search term ] \ autocomplete | | | ------------------------ ...


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Assuming you're using a wireframing format where you can hide dropdown elements to see what's behind them, it's fairly common to show the autocomplete form with a few letters typed and a few rows appearing below it. Some examples from pattern libraries are: from the Yahoo Design Pattern Library from CollectionSpace.org from Welie.com's Patterns in ...


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Well, Have you considered using simple "X" in some bright color like red? A bright color attracts users attention immediately and will be easy for the developer too to understand it. Similarly you can use '✓' in green if the information entered by user is correct.



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