IIARD International Institute of Academic Research and Development

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES (IJCCP )

E-I SSN 2545-5265
P- ISSN 2695-1916
VOL. 5 NO. 1 2019

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A Comparative Analysis of Form-Controls, Layouts and Drop down Using Html 5 and Bootstrap 4

Albert Princess Oroma and Dr. Ojekudo Nathaniel

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Abstract

The comparative analysis of form controls, layouts and dropdown using Html 5 and Bootstrap 4 in more than a few dimensions is extremely difficult to choose from accurately without any discrepancies. Both frameworks have similar parameters and features but functions differently. The choice of usage becomes practically challenging. There is simply no way that both frameworks can be considered one less important than the other. We implemented the work with HTML 5 and Bootstrap 4. Our expected results show that Programmers and web developers should choose the best development tool depending on what they intend to develop. This work could be beneficial to programmers, web designers and to research communities who will deal with the website development.

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