Woohoo!
We've done a ton, haven't we?
Well done for sticking with me.
I hope you're still motivated.
And I hope you're continuing with me
lecture by lecture.
This section has been cool.
We've learnt about, or we've stepped away from the input element itself and we've learnt about very useful
elements you're going to be using in forms on a daily basis.
Things like textarea is super useful because every time you want a user to write a bunch of text,
the input element of text is just not going to cut it.
We've looked at the output element.
Of course
it's so useful to display things real time to a user on the front end, and this output element is just
semantically that - it's displaying some output.
It's very, very useful, things like progress bars, meter bars.
You're going to be using these things.
They are super, super practical.
So I hope you've had a lot of fun.
I hope you've learnt a lot.
But this is it for this section.
I think I'm going to stop here, but in the next section I want to start looking at some CSS.
I want to look at the CSS box model, and talk a bit more about CSS pseudo classes and elements.
I can't wait, I'll see you now.