Building My First HTML Form | HTML Forms for Beginners

 

Building an HTML Form Using HTML

In this project, I created an HTML form for CodeDeveloper-MT to practise my understanding of HTML form elements and user input.

The form includes fields for names, surnames, age, feedback, gender, interests, date, email, and telephone number. I also added radio buttons, checkboxes, a dropdown menu, a date picker, and a submit button.

Through this project, I learned how to use HTML elements such as input, textarea, label, select, and button to collect different types of information from users. I also explored input types such as text, number, email, date, and tel.

This project helped me understand how forms are structured in HTML and how different form controls allow users to provide information. It is part of my ongoing journey to strengthen my web development skills through practical projects.



GitHub Link:https://github.com/Codedeveloper-MT/-basic-form-HTML/blob/main/registerSelf.html


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