Lab 17 Reflection Journal

    For this lab our goal was to design a web page where the user could input information, click a button to submit their form, and receive a notification confirming their submission. To create this lab we had to create input boxes with the <form>, <input> tag. We had to create a "Submit" button that takes all the user's information and put its in a message. This is an important skill for web designers because you can successfully create a register page for any type of website you wanted such as youtube sign up page, playstation account register, etc. this is one of the first labs we used JavaScript and I enjoy learning new things so I found this lab interesting.

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