How are forms implemented in Dreamweaver?

Forms in Dreamweaver are primarily implemented using the Insert panel. The Insert panel provides a user-friendly interface that allows designers and developers to easily add different types of form elements such as text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, and submit buttons without needing to write the HTML code manually. This feature streamlines the process of creating and modifying forms, making it accessible to users who may not have extensive coding skills.

While raw HTML code can certainly be used to create forms, Dreamweaver’s Insert panel simplifies this task through a visual interface where elements can be dragged and dropped into the workspace. This enhances productivity and reduces the likelihood of errors in the HTML syntax, ensuring that users can create forms efficiently.

Additionally, while external JavaScript files can enhance form functionality (like validation), they are not primary tools for implementing forms themselves. Adobe XD integration may allow for design prototyping, but it does not facilitate the actual creation of forms within Dreamweaver. Thus, the Insert panel stands out as the most direct and effective method for implementing forms in the software.