Kudos!

Don't take for granted what you have learnt.

Trust me, most developers don't know the capabilities of attaching the form attribute to the <fieldset> element.

In the previous lecture I mentioned that you can use the form attribute on the <fieldset> element to associate it with a form. But as we have seen, this form attribute can be misleading, because you still have to insert the form attribute on each individual <input> element for it to also be associated with the main <form> itself.

So then, why have the form attribute on the <fieldset> at all? What purpose does it serve? 

Well, as you've just seen, one purpose is so that we can target all form-related content easily, and style it. This will ensure all of your form content is consistent in styling, making for a better user experience. 

Hope you're having fun.

Let's move onto the next important form element. It really is amazing.