Welcome to the documentation for the Campsite Survey Form project. This project is a simple and accessible HTML/CSS form with basic resposive elements built for collecting feedback from visitors at campsites. It's designed with user experience and clarity in mind, and includes a variety of input types such as radio buttons, checkboxes, text areas, and more.

This technical documentation project serves several purposes:

• Document and explain the campsite survey form project I created
• Demonstrate my ability to write clear, structured technical documentation
• Showcase the progression of my web development skills from basic forms to advanced documentation
• Practice creating accessible, responsive documentation layouts
• Provide a reference for future projects and learning

This section outlines the main files included in the campsite survey project. Each file plays a specific role in the structure and functionality of the form, from layout and content to styling and documentation.

The form is divided into sections to collect personal details, campsite preferences, and user feedback.

✅ Basic Information

• Visitor name
• Email address
• Date of visit

🏕️ Campsite Details

• Which campsite was visited
• Duration of stay
• Type of accommodation (tent, camper, cabin, etc.)

⭐ Experience Ratings

• Cleanliness
• Friendliness of staff
• Quality of facilities
• Activities and entertainment
• Would recommend? (Yes/No)

💬 Open Feedback

• Optional comments
• Suggestions for improvements

• The form demonstrates basic HTML form structure with various input types.
• CSS styling was applied to create a visually appealing interface.
• The project shows understanding of form validation and user input handling.
• Basic responsive considerations were implemented.
• Form accessibility could be improved with better label associations.

Key takeaways from both projects:

• How to structure forms with proper input types and validation
• The importance of semantic HTML for better accessibility
• CSS positioning techniques (fixed, relative, flexbox)
• Responsive design principles with media queries
• Technical documentation structure and navigation

From Survey Form Project:

• Basic HTML form structure and input types
• CSS styling and layout principles
• Form validation concepts

Applied in This Documentation:

• Semantic HTML structure with proper navigation
• Advanced CSS including fixed positioning and responsive design
• Technical documentation best practices
• Accessibility considerations

• Add JavaScript for client-side validation
• Store submissions in local storage or connect to a backend
• Allow users to upload photos of their experience
• Multi-language support for international visitors

This project was created by a student interested in web development and the outdoor recreation industry. It reflects my effort to learn, improve, and gain practical experience related to campsites and tools that enhance outdoor experiences