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HTML - Week 3

WTWD 110 - HTML Vocabulary

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HTML Form Elements Tags in HTML used to create an interactive form for user input, like <input>, <textarea>, <select>. <form><input type="text" name="username"></form>
Form Usability The ease with which users can complete and submit a form, including clarity of instructions and logical layout. Creating a form with clear labels for each input field.
User Experience (UX) The overall experience of a user while interacting with a web form, focusing on how intuitive and efficient the form is. Designing a form with a progress bar for multi-step forms.
Data Collection The process of gathering information from users via forms. A registration form collecting email and password.
Form Validation Techniques used to ensure the data entered by users is in the correct format and meets predefined criteria. Using JavaScript to check if an email address is valid.
Security (Forms) Measures to protect user data and prevent unauthorized access or data breaches in web forms. Implementing HTTPS and using CAPTCHA for form submissions.
Layout (Forms) The arrangement of form elements in a user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing manner. Organizing form inputs in a logical order with proper spacing.
Input Types Different types of form inputs used for collecting various kinds of data, like text, email, password. <input type="email" name="user_email">
<textarea> An HTML element for multi-line text input, typically used for comments or messages. `<textarea name="message" rows="4" cols="50"></textarea>`
<select> and <option> HTML elements for creating a drop-down list from which users can select one or more options. <select><option value="option1">Option 1</option></select>
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