In this chapter, we have learned how to use a host of new HTML5 form attributes. They enable us to make forms more usable than ever before and the data they capture more relevant. Furthermore, we can future-proof this new markup when needed with JavaScript polyfill scripts so that all users experience similar form features, regardless of the capability of their browser.

We're nearing the end of our responsive HTML5 and CSS3 journey. While we have covered an enormous amount in our time together, I'm conscious I'll never manage to impart all the information for every eventuality you'll encounter. Therefore, in the last chapter I'd like to take a higher level look at approaching a responsive web design and try and relate some solid best practices for getting your next/first responsive project off on the right footing.