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Attachment (Description): This is an example showing how the developerWorks RFE website designates a field as mandatory. It is evidence that putting a red asterisk next to a field label to designate it as mandatory is an international standard to which IBM conforms in its own websites, therefore the Spark UI toolkit should conform too.
Attachment (Description): This is an example showing how the Heritage Coaches designated a field as mandatory when the visibility is "Required". In my opinion, making all the label text red is too much, but note the red asterisk against the label.