Identify the term being described below. Find the answer using the puzze below and write your answer in the space provided before the number. 1. This is the process of verifying information entered in a form. 2. This tag is used to highlight text on a page. 3. This value will allow the user to go to a specific page using a complete address. 4. This tag is used to group related elements. 5. This attribute moves the focus to a particular input field when a web page loads. place holder_ 6. This text is displayed in an input field when the field its emply 7. This is a marker within an HTML document. 8. The attribute ensures that the person who fills out the form follows the correct criteria you have set for input. 9. This is where a user enters information into fields in a web. 10. This is used to indicate that web page contains time or data​

1.) Validation: This is the process of verifying information entered in a form. 2.) <mark> : This tag is used to highlight text on a page. 3.) URL: This value (a URL or Uniform Resource Locator) will allow the user to go to a specific page using a complete address. 4.) <fieldset> : This tag is used to group related elements (often used with  <legend>  for a descriptive title). 5.) autofocus : This attribute moves the focus to a particular input field when a web page loads. 6.) Placeholder: This text is displayed in an input field when the field is empty. (Note: The question has a typo - "its emply" should be "is empty"). 7.) Comment: This is a marker within an HTML document (using  <!-- ... --> ). 8.) required : The  required  attribute ensures that the person who fills out the form follows the correct criteria you have set for input (by requiring a value in the field). Other attributes like  pattern ,  min ,  max , etc., can also enforce specific input criteria. 9.) Form: This is where a user enters information into fields in a web form. 10.) <time>  or  <datetime> : These tags are used to indicate that a web page contains time or date information.  <time>  is generally preferred for simpler time/date representations.

Answered by sophia7590 | 2025-03-13