#FEWD Week #8: Forms
###Description
This week, you'll be practicing your form skills: you have the option of adding a form to your final project, finishing the Relaxr form that will be started in class, or building a form for CitiPix. The form you build must include at least three different types of HTML form elements and some light CSS styling. We have given you an example of a form that renders well on the web and mobile devices, as well as an example, with starter code, of a registration form you could build for Relaxr.
###Real-World Applications
- Be able to apply the proper HTML and CSS styles to create a modern web form
- Revisit applications and projects to iterate on code you've written
###Technical Requirements
- Use at least three different types of HTML5 form elements:
input,textarea,select,radiobutton,dropdown,checkbox - Link to your sign-up page from different pages in your application
- Style forms lightly using CSS
- Make sure a user's password is not visible when they are entering it
####Bonus
- Use responsive media queries to allow for proper rendering on mobile devices
- Use jQuery and display an error message if any of the input fields are left blank upon submission
- To replicate application flow, add another page that says "Thanks for Relaxing with us!" after submission
###Resources
- W3Schools: Form Elements
- W3Schools: Input Types
- MDN: Styling HTML Forms
- Webdesign.com: Form Validation with CSS3/HTML5
- CSS-Tricks.com: Tips for Creating Great Web Forms
- jQuery API Docs: .val( ) function
###Evaluation
Instructional team should evaluate against the solution code and the student's fulfillment of technical requirements. Instructional team will provide a numeric grade on a scale for each technical requirement: does not meet expectations (0); meets expectations (1); exceeds expectations (2). Note: If bullet points have child bullets, grade the child bullets and not the parent bullet belonging to the child. The maximum possible score on this assignment is 8/8. Bonus materials are completely optional.
###Submission
- "Fork" this repository
- "Clone" your fork into the GitHub Desktop app
- Complete the assignment
- Commit changes and push them back to GitHub (sync)
- Submit a "pull request" to the "upstream" project