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Forms are very important part of any website, whether it is sign up form, log in form or comment form. These forms are source of interaction between your website and its users. For example if anyone is signing up on your website it will be his/her first experience working on your website and it is said “First Impression Is Last Impression”; if users see your sign up form very elegantly and creatively designed they will have good first impression about your website.

Let’s take a closer look at HTML5 forms, and uncover today’s practical applications while peering into tomorrow’s bounty. There’s something for everybody, with improved usability for mobile browsers, sweet CSS, and easier ways to drive everyday form functionality like placeholder text.

Tutorial about how to create a fancy sliding form that shows some validation feedback to the user after each step. This form saves a lot of space and is easy to access – it basically works like a slide show, just that we have fieldsets of a form instead of images.

Forms are essential for communication online and they are the single most important interface to collect information from users. Why not spice you forms up a bit and make your site more appealing and user friendly? This post will help you get an idea of what what is possible to acheive with a few lines of simple jQuery code…

This past Friday, I released verion 1.0.0beta5 of the Solar Framework for PHP. You can read the change notes here.

Overall, most of the work was related to the form helpers and making them even more flexible than they were previously. We’ve also added a new manual chapter on working with models and forms.

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