Say what a form is
Tell when what you typed has been sent, and when it has not.
A form is boxes to fill in on a page, with one button at the end that sends them.
Until you press it, what you typed sits on your screen, like a paper form on the table.
Key points
- A form is boxes to fill in and one button that sends them
- What you typed stays on your screen until you press that button
What to remember
- A star beside a box means it must be filled.
- Nothing is sent until the button is pressed.
Try this
Find a form on a site you trust and read to the bottom for its one button.
Practice: Say what a form is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.