Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Creating Forms with HTML tags

The video tutorial covers creating a simple HTML form with labels and a submit button. It explains the use of action and target attributes for form submission, and compares GET and POST methods, highlighting their differences in security and data handling. The tutorial also discusses form attributes like encryption and autocomplete, and how to make fields required. Finally, it demonstrates submitting form data to an email address using the mailto action.

What is the primary function of the submit button in an HTML form?

• To change the form's background color

• To submit form data to a specified URL

• To reset the form fields

• To add new input fields

Which attribute is used to specify the URL where form data should be submitted?

• method

• action

• enctype

• target

What does the 'target' attribute in a form do?

• Determines where to display the response after form submission

• Defines the URL for form submission

• Sets the encoding type for form data

• Specifies the HTTP method for form submission

Why is the GET method not recommended for sensitive information?

• It is slower than POST

• It has a character limit

• Data is visible in the URL

• It cannot handle file uploads

What is a key advantage of using the POST method over GET?

• POST is more compatible with older browsers

• POST has no size limitations

• POST can send data in the URL

• POST is faster

What does the 'required' attribute do in an HTML form?

• It makes the form field optional

• It changes the field's background color

• It prevents the form from being submitted if the field is empty

• It automatically fills the field with default data

How can you disable the autocomplete feature in a form?

• Use the 'no-autocomplete' attribute

• Set the 'autocomplete' attribute to 'false'

• Remove the 'autocomplete' attribute

• Set the 'autocomplete' attribute to 'off'