Bootstrap II

The grid and css components can help us create awesome and effective websites but now we want to upgrade our experiences by updating and styling a form, adding utility classes, and building JavaScript functionality.

Project 1 - Upgrade A Travel Site

A travel agency is paying you to upgrade their existing bootstrap site to include an updated form, a carousel, and several other features of your choice. They are relying on your expertise to help make their site stand out from the others. Their site is already fully responsive and you must keep it that way!

Use the existing codebase as a starting point and accomplish the following tasks to complete this project:

Prerequisites

LESS preprocessing is needed so make sure you understand how to use your compiler.

Task - Style and add to the form

Add an email input
Add a 3rd option in the radio buttons and name it "island"
Style the form by wrapping each input and all the radio buttons in a form-group

Task - Build Utility classes into the site

Use the flex utility to vertically center and move the navigation to the far right of it's container.
Use the border radius utility to round the corners on the images named adventure.jpg and fun.jpg;
Use the the display utility sticky-top on the the container-fluid div.
Use the spacer utility to give enough top-margin or bottom-margin to any element that looks like they are too close together. Remember the syntax looks like: mt-1

Task - Build JavaScript Components

Help the project managers out by making html comments where you used your JavaScript Components  would be a great example to let them know where you put it.

Introduce a carousel somewhere on the site showcasing the images found in the img folder. It's up to you where it goes!
You must use at least 2 of the following JavaScript components listed here:
- Collapse
- Dropdowns
- Modals
- Tooltips
- Scrollspy
- Navbar

If you need to add content for the new components (like collapse for example) just use lorem ipsum for your text!