Creating and customizing forms

At last, we are ready to move on to the final part of our landing page, the Contact Us form. Note that we will not be writing any of the actual JavaScript that transfers the contents of the form to the server. Instead, we will learn how to use Bootstrap to lay out our form elements in an elegant and responsive manner.

Typically, contact forms require at least three pieces of information from the user: the user's name (so that the recipient of the form data will know who they are talking to), the user's email address (so that the recipient of the form data can reply to the user), and the actual message (what the user wants to send to the recipient). As such, we will be creating a form that will consist of three inputs: a name field, an email address field, and a text area for the user to write their message.

Let's dig right into it. Start by creating an empty form below the Contact Us header:

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