GitHub - HubSpotContentOffers - Online-Registration-Form - Online Registration Form For Unit 3 of Treehouse Techdegree
GitHub - HubSpotContentOffers - Online-Registration-Form - Online Registration Form For Unit 3 of Treehouse Techdegree
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Goals
The goal of this project is to display a solid understanding of how forms should be structured, how they operate, and
how to handle basic HTML5 form validation. I went a little further and also improved the Web Accessibility
Compliance as well as adding additional features. I utilized a Fluid Mobile First approach to designing this so as to
maximize not only cross browser compatibility but also cross platform compatibility as well.
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1. HTML5
2. CSS3
Description
A Mobile-First Responsive registration form. Incorporated various html input types and associated attributes for form
control. Form implements html5 form validations such as required and simple valid email check. Form is WCAG
compliant passing Chrome Dev Tools Lighthouse audits and utilizes semantic markup for the architecture of the html.
The form also includes an elegant "blur-in" animation for the sake of presentation purposes.
NOTE: The Front End Web Development Techdegree is meant to train you in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and let you
practice and show your mastery of these fundamental building blocks of the web. Because of that, please avoid using
frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation, Skeleton, and so on for this project. Even though you may end up using
frameworks like these professionally, you still need to know and be able to implement designs with your own knowledge
of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
In addition, please avoid submitting any projects that rely on a server-side technology like PHP or Ruby on Rails.
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