This project features a simple job application form created with HTML and a touch of CSS. Designed as an entry-level programming project, it aims to familiarize beginners with the basics of web forms, including gathering user input through fields such as full name, email address, physical address, city, zip code, telephone, and an option to upload a resume. It's a hands-on learning tool for anyone starting their journey in web development, illustrating how to collect and handle user data.
The main goal of this project is to demonstrate the foundational aspects of HTML and CSS, focusing on form creation and styling. It serves as a practical exercise for those new to programming, showcasing how to build a functional web form from scratch.
- User Input Fields: Collects essential information for a job application.
- Resume Upload: Allows users to attach their resume as part of the application.
- Validation: Ensures that all required fields are filled out before submission.
- Responsive Design: A touch of CSS makes the form user-friendly across different devices.
To view the job application form, simply open the index.html file in any modern web browser. No server setup is required, making it easy to test and explore the form's functionality.
Creating this project helped me understand:
- Basic HTML structure and elements, especially forms.
- Incorporating CSS for basic styling and layout adjustments.
- The importance of form validation for a better user experience.
While this project is a personal learning milestone, I welcome any feedback, suggestions, or contributions. Feel free to fork the repository, experiment with changes, and share your enhancements. Your input can help improve this project and assist others in their learning journey.
This project is released under the MIT License, encouraging open collaboration and sharing within the community. See the LICENSE.md file for more details.