In order to create forms (contact, send your friends, sharing, ...) on the websites, the web designers have to spend a lot of time and some skills; because these HTML forms should have a user-friendly, eye-catching layout and they must have a harmonious interface to the overall of website. However, with over 50 resources and tutorials introduced in this free JavaScript article, you are able to create your own HTML forms for the shortest time easily.

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Style: Phreak's Standard Form Layout Revisited

Tableless forms

Create beautiful web forms using just CSS, very good tutorial!

A form with style

7 different style examples, where you can study code and creat good looking forms.

A Simple Tableless Form

Use CSS to build your form without any use of tables. Code examples are written in good-old-fashioned HTML instead of ASP.NET and do not contain validation, ID's, etc. Continue with second part on their website, to learn how to send and receive that data.

Fancy Form Design Using CSS

Make your forms beautiful with CSS

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to take a standard form and then make it special with some simple CSS tricks and techniques. You will improve the usability, aesthetics and layout, while picking up design cues from the existing design elements.

How to create perfect form markup and style it with CSS

This post will explain choices when marking up the forms, and the CSS styling involved in making them cross-browser compatible.

Background Images into Form Fields with CSS

Adding some expressive background images to your HTML form can be considered sometimes as a relevant point. This can be done easily with pure CSS.

Formy: CSS Form Framework

This is universal CSS for forms who will interact in the simple natural way with HTML form and HTML form will work decently well even without CSS.

Changing Form Input Styles on Focus with jQuery

A lot of forms can be boring and plain, don't let yours blend in. This tutorial will show you how to spice them up with CSS classes and default values that change according to which form item is selected. All with just a splash of jQuery.

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