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A downloadable mock-checkout form — shipping address plus a payment section that accepts the standard test card 4111 1111 1111 1111. Nothing is charged or stored.
Every way HTML expresses a choice: a single select with a prompt row, a multiple select, a select with option groups, a radio group, a checkbox group and a lone checkbox - including options whose submitted value differs from their visible label.
Intentionally corrupt. A submissions export whose header declares eight columns while its three data rows carry six, ten and eight, so a reader has to choose between padding, truncating and refusing.
Controls stacking required, pattern, length and range rules at the same time, including two deliberately awkward cases - a pattern narrower than its length bound, and a step that cannot reach the maximum - for testing which constraint a validator reports first.
A form where a script adds and removes the mandatory flag at runtime. The attribute is absent from the shipped markup on purpose, so a validator that reads the file statically and one that reads the live DOM give different answers.
A downloadable, self-contained contact form — name, email, subject, and message with native HTML5 validation and a honeypot. Open it straight from disk; no scripts or requests leave the page.
A fillable PDF customer-feedback AcroForm — a 1–5 rating radio row, a 0–10 NPS dropdown, what-you-liked checkboxes, and a comments box.
Four radio groups - severity, likelihood, blast radius and confidence - that a triage rule combines into a priority. The groups share nothing but their layout, which makes it a good test of group-name resolution in a dense form.
A country list that rewrites a region list in the browser. The regions live in a script rather than the markup, so a scraper that reads the shipped HTML sees an empty second list and one that drives a real browser sees four options.
Fillable direct deposit PDF.
Payroll direct deposit SAMPLE paired with employment forms.
Nonprofit donation/pledge form for fundraising CRM import tests.
Field manifest JSON for the Wave F nonprofit form — names, types, and SAMPLE defaults.
Nonprofit donation/pledge form for fundraising CRM import tests.
SAMPLE CSV export row for the nonprofit form submission shape.
SAMPLE submitted-field snapshot JSON for the donation pledge form.
Nonprofit tax receipt SAMPLE for donation acknowledgment tests.
Intentionally corrupt. Three pairs of unrelated controls share a name - two email inputs, two dates and a select that collides with a text input - so the submitted body carries the same key twice with different meanings. Use it to check that a parser reports the collision instead of silently keeping the last value.
FDF sample values for the I-9-style AcroForm.
XFDF twin of the I-9-style form data.
Fictional US employment eligibility worksheet for I-9-style autofill tests. Not a USCIS form.
Field manifest JSON for the Wave F employment form — names, types, and SAMPLE defaults.
Fictional US employment eligibility worksheet for I-9-style autofill tests. Not a USCIS form.
SAMPLE CSV export row for the employment form submission shape.
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