Bootstrap 5 Course Build Responsive Websites Like a Pro - Floating Form with Bootstrap

The video tutorial demonstrates the use of advanced classes in web development. It begins with creating a division and adding an input of type text with a placeholder named 'username'. A label is added, and the class 'form control' is applied. The process is repeated for a password input. The tutorial then introduces the 'form floating' class, showing how to make text float when clicked. Adjustments like increasing the bottom margin are made, and the effects of using 'form control' are discussed, including the appearance of a box shadow.

What is the purpose of using a placeholder in an input field?

• To provide a default value

• To display a hint to the user

• To change the input type

• To add a label to the input

Which class is used to style the input fields in the first section?

• text input

• form floating

• form control

• input style

What changes are made to create a password input field?

• Use a different class for styling

• Add a new division with a password type

• Copy the division and change the label and placeholder

• Change the input type to 'password'

What effect does the 'form floating' class have on the input fields?

• It changes the input type

• It increases the font size

• It adds a box shadow

• It makes the text float when clicked

What visual effect is observed when using the 'control form' class?

• A box shadow appears

• The placeholder text disappears

• The input field becomes larger

• The text color changes