Websites vary in design, purpose and complexity, but are generally categorized as static or dynamic. Static websites are pre-rendered and provide the same content to all visitors. They are simple in structure, usually easy to manage and fast to load. On the other hand, dynamic websites use server-side programming languages to generate content on-the-fly. Static websites usually don't support handling interactive elements such as forms directly on the site, as such operations require a server to store and process the data. But here's the catch: forms are an important bridge between users and us. Through forms, we can get...