LeadFormLint – Web Form Audit

LeadFormLint analyzes forms on the current webpage and presents clear, actionable findings about potential problems. Start a scan when you need it and review the results without manually inspecting every field. KEY FEATURES • Accessibility checks Identify missing or unclear labels, autocomplete problems, required-field issues, and other patterns that can make forms harder to use. • Validation checks Find missing or problematic validation patterns that may contribute to incomplete or incorrect submissions. • Usability insights Detect confusing or inconsistent interactions that can create friction for users. • Conversion insights Spot issues that may interfere with successful completion. • Multi-form analysis Analyze multiple forms on the same page and review individual results together with an overall assessment. • Scoring and reporting Review a health score, severity-ranked findings, and actionable recommendations organized by importance. • Scan history Keep recent results locally on your device so you can review previous scans and compare changes. • Export Export results as JSON or Markdown for documentation, QA workflows, development tasks, or team collaboration. • Chrome Side Panel Review findings while keeping the webpage visible, making it easier to inspect issues and verify improvements. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a webpage containing a form. 2. Open LeadFormLint. 3. Click “Scan page.” 4. Allow page access if Chrome requests it. 5. Review the detected issues, score, and recommendations. 6. Make relevant changes and scan again. PRIVACY Analysis is performed locally in your browser. Scan results, preferences, and history remain in Chrome local storage on your device and are not sent to LeadFormLint servers. LeadFormLint does not use analytics or telemetry to track scans, does not collect browsing history for remote profiling, and does not store typed form values or passwords. Page access is requested only when needed for a user-initiated scan. SUPPORTED LANGUAGES The interface supports English, Korean, Japanese, and Brazilian Portuguese. English is used as the fallback language when another supported browser language is not detected.