Web Form
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Chapter Objectives
- Explain what an HTML form is and why websites use forms to collect information from visitors.
- Identify the three building blocks of a form:
<form>,<label>and<input>. - Describe what the
actionandmethodattributes do, and choose betweenpostandget. - Link a label to its input box using
forandid, and explain why this helps all users. - Explain the difference between
idandname, and why every input needs aname. - Choose the right input
typefor a task, such astext,password,email,number,dateorsubmit. - Read and write the web address made by a
getform, including?,=,&and+. - Write a complete, working HTML form by hand, and spot and fix common mistakes.
Interactive Quizzes
Lesson Booklet
Exercise
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Exercise - Answers
Revision Lesson
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