Okay, so, I messed around with this “gzw lost and found” thing today. It was… interesting.
First, I started by, you know, just trying to figure out what it even was. I googled around a bit, found some vague descriptions, nothing concrete. Seemed like some kind of local lost and found system, probably web-based. I figured, “Hey, I can build something like that!”
Building the Basic Structure
I decided to keep it super simple. No fancy databases or anything, just pure, raw, beginner-friendly stuff. I created some basic files:
- : This is, like, the main page. The one everyone sees.
- : Gotta make it look at least a little decent, right? Basic styling goes here.
- : For adding a bit of interaction, like, maybe a form submission or something.
I opened these files in my trusty text editor (nothing fancy, just a basic one). Then, I started coding the . Just a simple HTML structure:
I added a simple heading, some text explaining what it is, and a form. The form has fields for like, “item name,” “description,” and “contact info.” Super basic.
Styling (a Little)
Next, I jumped into the . I didn’t go crazy. Just changed the background color, adjusted the font a bit, and centered some stuff. Made it look somewhat presentable. You know, not like a total eyesore.
Adding(trying)Some Functionality
I am not good at , so I only tried basic alert function.
My takeaway
I completed a simple lost and found page with basic function, I think I need to learn more about to make it better in the future.
