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I am working on a form design that currently has two mutually exclusive forms accessible via tabs (Option 1). During usability testing my team noticed that users missed the tabs and only noticed them when we asked a follow-up question. As a result, we want to combine the two forms and let the user choose if they would like to perform a reservation search or a promotional search.

We developed two options: checkbox next to the submit button (Option 2) or two submit buttons (Option 3). Which option would make the most sense? I think that giving the user two submit buttons/actions will introduce confusion.

Thanks for the help!

I am working on a form design that has two mutually exclusive forms accessible via tabs (Option 1). During usability testing my team observed users missing the tabs and only noticing them when we asked a follow-up question. As a result, we want to combine the two forms and let the user choose if they would like to perform a reservation or promotional search.

We developed two options: checkbox next to the submit button (Option 2) or two submit buttons (Option 3). Which option would make the most sense? I think that giving the user two submit buttons/actions will introduce confusion.

Thanks for the help!

I am working on a form design that currently has two mutually exclusive forms accesible via tabs (see option 1). During usability testing my team noticed that users missed the tabs — users only noticed them when we asked a follow-up question. As a result, we want to combine the two forms and let the user choose if they would like to perform a reservation search or a promotional search. We developed two options: checkbox next to the submit button (option 2) or two submit buttons (option 3). Which option would make the most sense? I think that giving the user two submit buttons/actions will introduce confusion.

Thanks for the help!

I am working on a form design that currently has two mutually exclusive forms accessible via tabs (Option 1). During usability testing my team noticed that users missed the tabs and only noticed them when we asked a follow-up question. As a result, we want to combine the two forms and let the user choose if they would like to perform a reservation search or a promotional search. 

We developed two options: checkbox next to the submit button (Option 2) or two submit buttons (Option 3). Which option would make the most sense? I think that giving the user two submit buttons/actions will introduce confusion.

Thanks for the help!

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Thanks for the help!

I am working on a form design that currently has two mutually exclusive forms accesible via tabs (see option 1). During usability testing my team noticed that users missed the tabs — users only noticed them when we asked a follow-up question. As a result, we want to combine the two forms and let the user choose if they would like to perform a reservation search or a promotional search. We developed two options: checkbox next to the submit button (option 2) or two submit buttons (option 3). Which option would make the most sense? I think that giving the user two submit buttons/actions will introduce confusion.

Thanks for the help!