Mastering HTML Forms & Inputs | Broklymaster

Forms are one of the most important parts of any website — they help us collect information from users, whether it’s signing up for a newsletter, placing an order, or just sending a message. In Module 5 of the Broklymaster Full Stack Developer Course, we’re focusing on HTML forms and input elements that make this possible.

What You’ll Learn in This Module

   In this lesson, you’ll get a clear understanding of:

• How to create a basic HTML <form> with action and method.

• The different <input> types you can use — like text, email, password, number, checkbox, radio, file, and more.

• Useful input attributes like placeholder, required, readonly, disabled, min, max, pattern, and step.

• How to use the <label> tag correctly for better accessibility.

• The difference between <button> and input submit/reset buttons.

Plus, you’ll get tips on how to test your form to make sure it works as expected.

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Watch the Full Video Lesson

Here’s the full video tutorial for Module 5 — watch it now and follow along step by step:

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Practice What You’ve Learned

To really master this module, you need to practice!

I’ve prepared a simple assignment for you:
You’ll build a complete contact form using different input types, labels, attributes, and buttons. It’s the perfect way to test what you’ve learned and build confidence.

👉 Click here to open the Assignment Task

Take your time, do the tasks step by step, and test your form in your browser.

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Keep Practicing & Keep Building

Working with forms is a must-have skill for any front-end or full-stack developer. So keep coding, try different combinations, and have fun building your own creative forms.

If you finish the assignment, feel free to share your form link or screenshot with me — I’d love to see what you’ve built!

Happy coding!
— Team Broklymaster

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