H.T.M.L Class 2—Introduction to Form Tags And It's Types.

Ok people, I made a post about my journey to becoming a web developer, and how I'm currently starting with H.T.M.L, because that's like the backbone of every Website, or Web app. Well, in the second class I had with my instructor, he touched some new subtopics, and gave me some assignments as usual, and I'm going to share them in this post.

A) The <div> tag, and the <span> tag:
These tags are actually used for layout and styling purposes.
The <div> tag is very similar to the section tag, usually used to section, or group elements in a Web page together. CSS styles can also be used to tune the appearance of a <div>.

While the <span> tag is also an HTML tag, but unlike the <div> tag, it is an inline tag...it can be used to add style such as font size, and color, to a particular part of the text.

B) Form tag:
These are very useful tags used to build interactive forms on Web pages...in other words, they help build several input forms for the Web page users.

The form tag has so many types but I will be listing just a few in this post;

I) The text form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "text"></form>
This is usually used to create a box which is capable of receiving both numbers. And alphabet inputs from Web users.

II) The email form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "email"></form>
Unlike the text form tag, the email form tag accepts only inputs in the email form.

III)The checkbox form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "checkbox"></form>
This type of form tag is used to create a checkbox in which Web users can select between options. This is very useful, when you want users to pick from a given option.

IV) The number form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "number"></form>
Just like the name implies, it helps create an input box which is capable of accepting only numbers.

V) The Date form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "date"></form>
Just like the name implies, it helps create a date setter where web users can select date, or input their date of birth.

VI) The password form tag:
Usually written in the form tag in this format— <form><input type "password"></form>
This tag is very similar to the text form tag, because it also accepts numbers and alphabet but the major difference, is the ability of this particular form tag to encode user input immediately...encode I mean here, is the use of "•••••••" As a security measure,so as to ensure user privacy.

some of the tags I defined above can be seen here 👇👇

Hmmm...that was all for our last class, and my tutor gave me the assignment of cloning this with the instructions in the next photo;

And this was my response to the assignment....

Yeah I know my code isn't efficient enough 😏😏, and I know it's not an easy journey either, and I'm really working towards becoming a better web developer.

Thanks for reading and happy coding!!