This is related to #1040.
I'm wondering if the UX would be better if instead of this:
- fill form in a rush, but fail to notice the tiny red asterisks in some fields
- click "save"
- page reloads
- see validation errors
- fix errors
- click save again
...we provided a better UI that guided people to this: 1. fill form in a rush, but still fill in required fields because "required" indicators are bigger and made more prominent -> get a "live" feedback/indication that you've done the right thing 2. save -> win! (at least less chances that you've done something "wrong")
Something like this:

Here's another set of screenshots to demonstrate do's and don't's with regards to accessibility:
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