Summary
In this chapter, we continued our journey into building web pages by exploring web forms. We first studied the most common form-based HTML elements, including inputs, select boxes, textareas, and buttons. We then looked at the most common styling methods to style forms. To put this new knowledge into practice, we then built different forms.
We took some time to understand when you should use checkboxes and when to use radio buttons. We also spent some time looking at how you can add validation styles for web forms. We explored incorporating HTML tables for the layout of our forms and also looked at ways to make our forms more accessible.
In the next chapter of this book, we will learn how to take our web pages to the next level. We will learn how to make our web pages even more interesting by adding video and music to them.
