Exercise: Design your own form

Fill in whatever you'd like to create your own form. You can remove the reset button if you like, add more fieldsets, or anything else.

Here is a quick review of the controls:

• For text, use an input elementAn element for a control in a form (types include text, reset, password, checkbox, radio, button and submit). with type attribute text.
• For a checkbox, use an input element with type attribute checkbox.
• For a button, use an input element with type attribute button
• For a set of radio buttons, use input elements with type attribute radio. Each button should have the same value for the name attribute.
• For a dropdown menu, use a select element with option elements inside.

You may wish to use some of these attributes:

• The placeholder attribute (placeholder) shows the format of what to enter as text (provide a value).
• The autofocus attribute (autofocus) sets up a control to be the first one in which to type (no value provided).
• The checked attribute (checked) presets a checkbox or radio button to be checked (no value provided).
• The selected attribute (selected) presets a dropdown menu item to be selected (no value provided).
• The multiple attribute (multiple) in a select element allows for more than one option to be selected (no value provided).