Fieldset
The <fieldset> tag lets you group your form elements so that they make more sense on the page, such as personal data in a users registering form In html5, there are some attributes allowing for putting data from any application form together.
These are: disabled, form and name, which enable for: disabling a fields group, making reference to one or more forms to which these fields belong, and giving a name to the form’s fields group.
<fieldset><label>Nombre</label><input type="”text”" /> <label>Apellidos</label><input type="”text”" /> <label>DNI</label><input type="”text”" /></fieldset><label>Name Surname Passport Field which is out of the group</label><input type="”text”" />
Figcaption
Complementary tag to a <figure> allowing for assigning a title to an image placed inside this element. We can place it on the image or below it.
Figure
This tag allow to delimit an images and graphics container. If it is delimited with <figcaption> tag, there can be added a title to the image or graphics shown. This tag is used, for instance, when aiming to put an image and a title together.
<img src="/imaginanet2015/”/ftp/BandoHuerta.jpg”" alt="”Fiestas" />
Footer
It allows putting together the content belonging to the website’s foot page. In example, our company’s contact information.
Form
Tag used to define a form. In HTML5, there are some attributes bringing new functionalities to this element.
Main attributes: Name, method, enctype.
New attribute: autocomplete, novalidate.
