But lately I’m not so sure I think that was a good idea. Perhaps the <form> element was a terrible mistake, the original sin of the web industry. We weren’t ready.

Now, they’ve joined forces, and Education Web Professionals held its first national conference in Rockville, Md., last year, attracting about 80 participants from across the country.

To create a Web page that collects user information, you design a Web form made of HTML code. The form displays a set of questions and text boxes in the user's Web browser.

Web forms aren't just for businesses, though that's primarily who uses them. But Individuals can use web forms, too. To create a web form, you use an online form builder.

Fortunately, there’s a simple, effective “do over” in the form of Lazarus, a browser add-on that makes it easy to recover lost form data. It’s available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

In the first half of this article, we set up a web development stack and created a simple example application using Bun, HTMX, Elysia, and MongoDB. Here, we’ll continue exploring our new stack ...

CREATE A WEB FORM: Create a web form that allows anyone to fill and sign your document online. Embed the web form on your website or share the link via email or social media. Customize the web form ...

Lazarus automatically (and securely, with a password if you prefer) saves every keystroke you enter into any Web form, blog tool, comment box, or the like. To bring back your data, just look for ...