Checkmark fields are machine-readable form elements, usually check boxes, that respondents mark; squares, circles, and underlines are common shapes.
A checkmark field is an element of a machine-readable form (usually a square called a check box) in which a mark should be made by the person who completes the form.A checkmark field usually has an accompanying text that explains the use of the checkmark.
The following table shows the possible shapes of checkmark fields.
Shape
Example
Square
Circle
Underline
Other shapes are also possible, such as polygons and ovals.
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