To add a form to a page, which element we will use?
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The first article in our series provides your very first experience of creating an HTML form, including designing a simple form, implementing it using the right HTML elements, adding some very simple styling via CSS, and how data is sent to a server.
Prerequisites:Basic computer literacy, and a basic understanding of HTML.Objective:To gain familiarity with what HTML forms are, what they are used for, how to think about designing them, and the basic HTML elements you'll need for simple cases.What are HTML forms?SectionDesigning your formSectionActive learning: Implementing our form HTMLSectionBasic form stylingSectionSending form data to your web serverSectionSummarySectionIn this moduleSection
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Learn web developmentLearning HTML: Guides and tutorialsHTML forms Your first HTML form
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Prerequisites:Basic computer literacy, and a basic understanding of HTML.Objective:To gain familiarity with what HTML forms are, what they are used for, how to think about designing them, and the basic HTML elements you'll need for simple cases.What are HTML forms?SectionDesigning your formSectionActive learning: Implementing our form HTMLSectionBasic form stylingSectionSending form data to your web serverSectionSummarySectionIn this moduleSection
Document Tags and Contributors
Tags: Beginner CodingScripting ExampleForms Guide HTML Learn Web
Contributors to this page: RafeyIqbalRahman,agnelvishal, pete0phx, haarabi, dlwagner,chrisdavidmills, PedroFischerDeveloper, calrrox,SphinxKnight, xioebi, stephaniehobson,prateekvyas1996, Endyl, Samji, jmmarco, gene_wood,azureowl, indiesquidge, ish, jsx, mbrennan, jswisher,MediaPub, fmdkdd, zekaras, Jeremie, kscarfone,cdelahousse, forest51690, ethertank, Sheppy, FredB,Hucheng, icyfenix
Last updated by: RafeyIqbalRahman, Sep 2, 2018, 4:25:24 AM
Learn web developmentLearning HTML: Guides and tutorialsHTML forms Your first HTML form
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Complete beginners start here!Getting started with the WebHTML — Structuring the WebIntroduction to HTMLHTML forms overviewYour first HTML formHow to structure an HTML formThe native form widgetsSending form dataForm validationHow to build custom form widgetsSending forms through JavaScriptHTML forms in legacy browsersStyling HTML formsAdvanced styling for HTML formsProperty compatibility table for form widgetsCSS — Styling the WebIntroduction to CSSJavaScript — Dynamic client-side scriptingJavaScript first stepsJavaScript building blocksIntroducing JavaScript objectsAccessibility — Make the web usable by everyoneAccessibility guidesTools and testingCross browser testingServer-side website programmingFirst stepsExpress Web Framework (node.js/JavaScript)Further resourcesAdvanced learning materialHow to contribute
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