How to Create Responsive Registration Form in HTML & CSS

The video tutorial "How to Create Responsive Registration Form in HTML & CSS" teaches you how to create a registration form that looks good on all screen sizes. The video starts by showing you the final result of the form, and then it goes through the steps of creating the form in HTML and CSS. The first step is to create the basic structure of the form. This includes the headings, the input fields, and the submit button. Once the basic structure is in place, you can start adding the CSS styling. The CSS styling is used to make the form look good and to make it responsive. The video tutorial covers all of the important aspects of creating a responsive registration form. It shows you how to use CSS to: Set the width of the form Center the form on the page Make the form look good on different screen sizes Add focus animations to the input fields The video tutorial also includes the source code for the registration form. This code can be used as a starting point for creating your own responsive registration form. Here are some of the key takeaways from the video tutorial: To create a responsive registration form, you need to use CSS to set the width of the form and to make the form look good on different screen sizes. You can use the @media rule to create different styles for different screen sizes. You can use the grid-template-columns property to create a responsive form that looks good on both desktop and mobile devices. You can add focus animations to the input fields to make the form more user-friendly.