HTML and CSS Reference
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Summary
It's been another long chapter and you've covered a lot of content, so let's have a quick recap. The chapters get
shorter from now on. Honest.
In this chapter, you learned about the
<form>
element and the different elements that you can use to define form
fields, including
<input>
,
<select>
, and
<textarea>
. You have also learned about a number of widely sup-
ported input types that make it easier to collect data from your users.
In Chapter 6 you'll learn how to use HTML5 to enhance your web forms. You will be introduced to client-side valid-
ations (
client-side
means that they happen on the user's computer, not on a web server), datalists, and loads of new
HTML5 input types. See you there!
