We’ve all come across login pages, feedback forms, profile update pages, survey forms, booking or reservation forms, contact forms, and registration pages—right? These forms are everywhere on the web, and we interact with them almost daily.
But have you ever wondered what's behind the magic of these user-friendly input boxes?
Well, it's HTML—the real don behind all these cool web forms!
Whether you're filling in your username, writing a short bio, uploading a profile photo, selecting options with checkboxes or radio buttons, choosing from a dropdown, or clicking a button to submit—HTML provides the skeleton for it all.
To create forms like these, we use the <form> tag in HTML.
Inside it, we'll define various other tags to bring everything together—text fields, checkboxes, buttons, and more.
Let’s get started by building a complete layout of different types of forms!
let’s dive into how to create various forms using just HTML. We'll cover everything from basic input fields to more advanced components like dropdowns and file uploads—all without any CSS or JavaScript (for now 😉).
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