HTML CSS and JavaScript for Beginners - A Web Design Course - Exercise 9: Form Practice

This video tutorial guides viewers through building a form using HTML5, covering form elements like radio buttons, input fields, and advanced features such as data lists. It emphasizes creating forms without CSS, focusing on HTML5 validation and input types. The tutorial concludes with adding a message field and submit button, ensuring the form is functional and validated.

What is the purpose of using a fieldset in an HTML form?

• To group related elements within a form

• To apply CSS styles to the form

• To validate form inputs

• To create a new form

Which attribute is necessary for associating a label with a specific input field?

• ID

• Name

• Type

• Class

Which input type is used to collect age data with a specified range?

• Radio

• Number

• Email

• Text

What feature does HTML5 provide to create a dropdown list within a text input?

• Select

• Radio button

• Data list

• Checkbox

What is the main advantage of using a data list in a form?

• It allows users to select multiple options

• It validates the form data

• It automatically submits the form

• It provides a dropdown of predefined options

How can you ensure that an email input field only accepts valid email addresses?

• By using a data list

• By using a regular expression

• By setting the input type to 'text'

• By setting the input type to 'email'

What is the purpose of setting a maximum length in a text area?

• To validate the input as a number

• To apply a specific style to the text area

• To limit the number of characters a user can enter

• To create a dropdown list