Display Form
Imagine you have a form with 10 required fields on it. That’s a bit larger than your average form on the internet and a good bit of work for a user. You might lose some users along the way, which is never a good thing. Perhaps to encourage finishing the form, you let them know how close to completion they are, and display motivational messages along the way.
View Demo 1. HTML for Required Inputs
Inputs wouldn’t necessarily need to …
Display Form is a post from CSS-Tricks http://goo.gl/CkFon Reme Le Hane
Posted on Tuesday October 30th
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I am a front-end Web Developer with a number of years of experience with development, primary with CMS’s such as Joomla and Wordpress. I like to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and techniques such as HTML5 and CSS3. My expertise also include experience with Javascript, Flash, FAcebook App Development and Website SEO.I am currently employed as a front-end web developer with Electric Heart, a Graphics and Web Design company based in Somerset West since June 2011. My responsibilities include CMS Management; Website Maintenance, SEO and Security; Website and Newsletter Development; Project Research; Flash Publications and Facebook App Development.
My growing list of skills currently includes HTML and HTML5, CSS and CSS3, Joomla, Wordpress, Ecommerce, Mailchimp, Facebook Apps, Social Media Marketing, Fireworks, Flash, Edge, Dreamweaver, Flipviewer.
