HTML forms are used to collect user input. You can create a form in HTML using the tag. Here’s a basic example: ``` HTML Form First name: Last name: ``` Explanation: - Use the `` tag to create a form. - Inside the `` tag, we can use the `` tag to define labels for elements. - We use the `` tag to create input fields. The `type` attribute specifies the type of input field to display (text, password, radio, checkbox, etc). The `name` attribute is used to reference form data after the form is submitted (only for server-side processing). - The `id` attribute is used to link the input field with its respective label. This improves accessibility for screen readers. - We will need a script on the server-side to receive and process the information (in the `action` attribute of the `` tag). If the `action` attribute is not specified, it will use the current document URL (not recommended). - We use the `submit` input type to create a submit button which sends the form data to the server. This is a very basic example. In practice, HTML forms usually have several input fields, often with different input types, they use client-side validation using JavaScript/jQuery, etc.
