Our fourth and (probably) final day on forms and it’s time to make our example form look a little bit nicer than how the browser wants to render it by default.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 19 – We need validation
Our third day on forms and we’re using HTML5’s built in validation to make sure that what is submitted in our form is what it should be.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 18 – More forms
Our second day on forms and we’re moving away from simple inputs to look at some of the other form elements available to us.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 17 – Perfect form
Moving on from tables, today we’re starting what will probably be a multi-day look at forms, and how to elicit information from your site’s users.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 16 – Talking tables
As we enter the home straight of our series, we’re looking at laying out data in our HTML pages using tables.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 15 – Navigation’s what you need
At the halfway point in our series it’s time to tart up our header and navigation sections to finalise our initial page layout.
HTML in 30 Days – Day 14 – An Inspector calls
On this, the fourteenth day of our series, coding takes a back seat for a bit to look at three useful websites, and how to use the Element Inspector to view and change elements on the fly.