
Learn to create web forms with HTML and CSS, using HTML5 input types and practical code samples. Build with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery.
Set up your web development workspace with Visual Studio Code and Chrome, and use the Live Server extension to preview your HTML locally.
Design and build a simple HTML5 web form with name, email, and message inputs, using labels, input types, and a text area, plus a submit button with built-in validation.
Apply CSS styling to an HTML form to transform it from plain to polished, adding borders, padding, border radius, a centered width, and styled inputs, textareas, labels, and submit button.
Explore HTML5 form elements and attributes, including input types (text, search, email, url, tel, date, time, color, number) with client-side validation and controls (radio, checkbox, file, reset, submit).
Learn to customize HTML5 form elements using attributes like method, autocomplete, read only, disabled, placeholder, required, autofocus, size, max length, min and max, pattern, multiple, and data lists.
Learn practical HTML5 form design tips that use labels, correct input types, max length, and pattern validation; organize fields with grouping and fieldsets for accessible, single-column forms across devices.
Learn to implement jQuery UI autocomplete on a form input by wiring Google CDN libraries, creating a tags array, and rendering results in an output area with a looper function.
Learn to build a dynamic autocomplete with jQuery UI and AJAX, populate a names array from the random user API, enforce a minimum length, filter duplicates, and style the dropdown.
Learn to use XMLHttpRequest to perform an Ajax request that loads HTML content from a text file into a page container, updating on each click.
Track the four XHR ready states from unsent to done, using onreadystatechange, open, send, and progress events, then update the page with the response text.
Learn to fetch json data via ajax xhr, parse with JSON.parse, and render objects with first and last names on the page using template literals or dynamic elements.
Practice get and post requests with an XMLHttpRequest, parsing JSON responses and displaying values from input fields via form data to endpoints.
Explore using the fetch API to perform get and post requests to endpoints, pass input values to the server, handle responses with promises, and render data on the page.
Fetch a local JSON on button click, parse it, and render its array with forEach as an unordered list of first and last names on the page.
Connect to the random user api via ajax to fetch five users, loop through results, and render each user's id, name, email, and picture on the page.
Create a simple clickable button with a global counter using jQuery; increment the counter on each click, update the on-page text, and log the value to the console.
Explore dynamic forms with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery UI by building password-matching fields, checkboxes, and radio inputs, then implement ajax data exchange and autocomplete powered by API data.
Explore building interactive web forms with jQuery UI and AJAX: compare two fields, handle radio, checkbox, and dropdown inputs, add autocomplete, and update content via JSON data.
Learn how to implement real-time password field matching between two password inputs using jQuery keyup events, validate input, and provide live status and visual feedback with dynamic class styling.
Learn to use checkboxes and a select dropdown to trigger events, capture the selected value with JavaScript, log the selection, and implement interactive form behavior.
Learn how to wire up form interactions with jQuery event listeners, post data via AJAX, handle the server response, and update the output while preventing default link navigation.
Learn to implement checkboxes and radio buttons with jQuery, using on change events, prompts, and output updates to confirm user choices and toggle sections, with optional ajax calls.
Learn to implement jQuery UI autocomplete for form inputs by linking libraries, wiring an input field to a data array or random user API, and enabling dropdown suggestions with ajax.
jQuery is a great way to add amazing functionality and dynamic effects onto your web pages. jQuery provides great functionality when it comes to forms, and creating forms is an essential skill within web development.
Together with HTML forms jQuery can do so much.
This course will cover how to match two form fields to check if the content is the same which is a useful code snippet to help provide form content vetting.
Use check-boxes to trigger events such as TOS windows and more. Check-box interaction within a form is a much needed piece of functionality.
Learn to make AJAX calls to the server with drop down values, checkboxes and radio buttons triggering events. Dynamic form interaction allows you to provide each user a more customized form experience.
Add jQuery UI auto complete and populate the auto complete with dynamic JSON data. JQuery UI has many pre-built capabilities that are easy to add to your web projects.
By the end of the course you will have the skills and know how to apply jQuery within your website.
I am here to help you learn how to create your own websites and ready to answer any questions you may have.
JavaScript and jQuery are in demand skills, and learning how to use them will help to separate you from the crowd.
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