HTML5 Basics: Interacting with visitors

First, introduce the new additions to tags and pages in HTML5, provide advanced information about Web page design, form creation, API usage and value, and the innovative possibilities Canvas offers. The 2nd part introduces the concept of HTML5 form control, and briefly describes the role of JavaScript and CSS3.

Management, data analysis, marketing strategies, and other features of enterprise-level organizations are important. However, if there is not one (or willing to use) successful digital window available to your potential customers, the necessary initial process for site visitor transformation development will be missing. An active and user-friendly experience that enhances the interactivity required by the work is the main objective of the Organization.

The core of the interaction is the form for that site. They facilitate interactive communication with users, so you can accelerate the goal of building Web sites by converting site visitors. Forms are a central factor in facilitating interaction between site owners or agents and site users, and because of this, they are extremely important for site design and development.

The center of the core can be found in the control, radio buttons, check boxes, text boxes, and digital trimmer boxes. These elements are essential in conversations with site users. In other words, without a fully functional control, whether it is a "mechanical" operation of a control or a given task control's appropriateness, there can be no dialog, so there is no potential conversion.

It is imperative to carefully consider the relationships in the transformation process, including the various aspects of site visitors and interactions with the system. validation, input, recognition, navigation, speed of page loading, and how the page is set can affect the conversion process. Validation improvements and enhancements, the availability of more kinds of form control options, and the overall multimedia nature of the HTML5 specification help improve the effectiveness of HTML5 to convert site visitors to actual site users.

HTML5 is a very powerful tool for validating and guaranteeing good execution based on Web computing, a key security asset. It is especially important for website design and development to attract customers. Therefore, its use is essential for maintaining a healthy conversion rate. If you can't picture the future, you're in trouble, and if you can't translate the prospect you're describing, the hard landing awaits you.

HTML5 to help you. HTML5 types such as email and telephone promote a wide range of communication options. Combining the structure of the semantic Foundation from HTML5 makes clear dialogue between you and the rest of the world without obstacles.

In our network-centric world, with the increasing randomness of the global economy, the rapid development of cloud computing, exponential growth in mobile technology use, and cross-platform telecommunications solutions (commercial and social), it is clear that we are standing at the threshold of a brave new world based on Web computing and communications. This new world represents both functionality and a variety of communications and IT elements, as well as derivatives derived from the ever-growing affinity for the increasingly competitive global social needs.

Designing a Form

In HTML5, the form has been significantly modified. Several tasks that previously required JavaScript encoding are now easily executed without coding. The form example in this article analyzes the use of HTML5 's form innovation suite. The first step in this process, of course, is to plan the form.

The layout of the sample form you will develop is shown in Figure 1. You will open the three areas of the published single page: Header area, form area, and footer (Footer) area. The header area contains the page titles and subheadings packaged in the <header></header> tag. At the bottom of the page, the footer area contains the copyright information in the <footer></footer> tag. I have discussed the header and footer areas in the example provided in part 1th of this series HTML5 basics: If you are not familiar with <header> and <footer> tags, see the article.

Figure 1. Form page Layout

The discussion about this form focuses on four tags:

In HTML5, two new properties have been added to the <form> tag: AutoComplete and Novalidate. The AutoComplete property supports a drop-down list of suggestions that appear on sites such as Google. The Novalidate property turns off validation of the form, which is useful during testing.

<fieldset> tag has three new properties: Disable, name, and form. The Disable property disables <fieldset>. Name property to set the <fieldset>. The Form property value is the ID of one or more forms to which <fieldset> belongs. In HTML5, a <fieldset> can be outside of one or more forms to which it belongs. When <fieldset> is placed outside the form, you must set the form property of the <fieldset> tag so that <fieldset> can be associated with one or more of the correct forms.

The <label> tag defines the category of the input element, which has a new attribute: form. The Form property value is the ID of one or more forms to which <label> belongs. <label> tags can also be placed outside the form, where the form property is also used to associate <label> and the corresponding form.

The <input> tag has several new types and attributes that enhance the usability of the form. HTML5 introduces a large number of new input types designed to organize and classify data, replicating HTML5 's holistic semantic approach. form should obey the old saying of function, it is very suitable for describing the form function of HTML5.

In HTML5, the <input> field of a form can be outside the <form> tag. The form property identifies one or more forms to which the input field belongs. It also identifies the form that it belongs to by referencing the form's ID. Table 1 shows the new <input> type.

Table 1. New <input> Types

Table 2 shows the new <input> properties.

Table 2. New <input> Properties

You'll use most of these types and properties during Web page creation.