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We will use this webpage to get some exposure and hands on for animation, tables, and forms. As for animation, moving objects can be useful to grab the audience's attention in a websites, especially when used effectively.

• The first animation example is an outlandish display of background colors for the body. I wanted to make the changes very evident. Remember that in actual websites you would want to be subtle.
• The second animation also creates a greater spectacle than you would use on a website. A more subtle variation might be to move within a smaller amount of space.
• The third example is pretty cool, in my opinion. It spins and transforms a picture when hovered over.
• In the fourth example, the picture is reduced when the mouse hovers over it. The transition is smooth.

Next, we will create a simple table. Tables are covered and Chapter 12, and although it would be nice to learn more, I feel the this quick hands on exercise will be enough demystify it.

Finally, we'll create a quick little HTML form. Generally, a form is used for the user to submit information. In this course, however, we only cover the front end part of it and will not have any info processing.

A Table Will Go Here

Form Goes Below