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When users fill out a form, they are engagÂing in a task. The action butÂton should affirm what that task is, so that users know exactly what hapÂpens when they click that butÂton. A butÂton that describes the user's task tells users that the form focuses on carÂryÂing out that speÂcific task. The more focused your form is, the more likely you'll get users to comÂplete your form.
Clear, obvious point. Do your buttons say "Submit"?
