Summary

In this chapter, we learned how to use a host of HTML5 form input types and attributes. They have enabled us to make forms more usable and helpful, and in turn, allow us to capture better quality information.

We’ve also made use of some techniques we have learned throughout this book to restyle our form and make its layout respond to the constraints of the device on which it is used.

We’re nearing the end of our responsive HTML5 and CSS journey. But before we get to our final chapter of parting advice, there are a bunch of bleeding-edge features I’m excited to share with you. Some of these have just shipped in browsers as I write this; others are specified and potentially game changers. So much so that I think they are worth looking at, even without an actual browser implementation to test them on.

Got 5 minutes? Let me tell you about CSS cascade layers and nesting.