After taking some coding courses, I decided that it was time to put my knowledge to good use and do a coding project.  Like most newbies, I went to Google to find some inspiration. As I scrolled through the internet, I stumbled upon Skillcrush’s list of HTML and CSS

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When I first started creating HTML forms, I would often use as the label and id's attribute. This all changed when I started using WAVE’s accessibility checker to learn how to make my code more accessible. In this article, I will show you three things I have learned in surviving, I mean making HTML forms error-free.

How to Build Error-Free HTML Forms

Tip #1: Make Sure the Labels and Inputs Match.

Tip #2: Be More Semantic When Creating a Button

Tip #3: Pick the Best CSS Framework Based on Your Needs

This was a lovely read Christine. Creating an accessible form is no easy task.

I really like the analogy of making a sandwich to constructing form labels and inputs haha.
Coding’s not just about making stuff work, it’s about creating a smooth user experience. And that’s where the real magic happens! 👏