sketch.js

// You're going to build a web form that utilizes an API endpoint to "send" an email message. 
// The endpoint doesn't actually send a message, but it mimics how an actual email API might work. 
// (If you're interested in sending emails from a form on your website, check out a service like FormSpree.)

// Build a web form (in HTML) that collects a "to:" email address, subject, and message.

// Use an event listener to intercept the "submit" event of the form. I.e., Your page must not reload or redirect upon pressing the submit button or the return/enter key.

// All form fields are required and the email address must be valid. You may utilize the browser's built-in client-side form validation or manually validate the fields using JavaScript. 

// Finally, use a fetch() request to send the form data to the Fake Mailer API and show the response message to the user. (Do not use console.log()!)

// Test your form with fake or incomplete data. Be sure it works as expected!

// Submit the functioning URL to HuskyCT.

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