Learn HTML Forms by Building a Registration Form - Step 28

🌌 "Navigating Nuances: Mindful Form Submissions in HTML" 🌌

Step into Step 28 of our "Crafting Web Elegance" series, where the art of coding transforms into a serene journey of understanding and intention. Today's odyssey takes us through the intricate paths of form submissions. It's about ensuring clarity for users, even when the code's conventional wisdom seems to lead astray.

🌼 Gentle Guidance - Step 28:

Venture forth into the realm of radio inputs. A place where, sometimes, the most well-intended attributes can mislead. While the 'required' attribute has served us faithfully in the past, this moment calls for a deeper insight. Let's illuminate the path for our users by introducing a 'legend' element beneath the second fieldset, bearing the message "Account type (required)". And to ensure that every form journey starts with clarity, let's bestow the 'checked' attribute upon the 'Personal' input, ensuring that the form's intent is harmoniously conveyed from the outset.

🌌 The Dance of Details:

In the vast tapestry of web design, the finest threads often carry the grandest tales. This step is a testament to that – where a simple 'checked' attribute becomes a beacon, guiding users through the cosmos of choices. By setting a default, we are not only streamlining their journey but also honoring the essence of intentional design.

🌼 As you code, may your digital tapestry be one of clarity and connection. Let the stars of understanding align, ensuring every user finds their way with ease and intention. 🌌

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[CellCrafts-egtt]

This one was a bit more complicated than I expected. Much appreciated.

[paddyfolan]

Thanks for this. The biggest complaint with Free Code Camp is the poorly worded questions, and statements that really don't explain clearly what's required.

[berhampuryodhaff]

Thankyou For The Updated Version i am Your new Subscriber ♥️😍

[nepnep]

Thanks- i get stuck a lot because of the way the questions are worded, i have no idea what it wanted me to do. Turns out i keep getting stuck because of random typos, i did exactly as you did right off the bat and i couldn't understand why it wasn't working. But i had a space in front of account type, removed that, and bam it worked. Most of my mistakes are like that.

[codeknowithrlv]

this not work bro i correct this but page not submit ou should add Account type (required) text to the legend element. how to solve this

[codeknowithrlv]

<fieldset>
<legend> Account type (required) </legend>
<label><input type="radio" name="account-type" checked> Personal</label>
<label><input type="radio" name="account-type"> Business</label>
</fieldset> check issue