Hi @Eeshan. You have done everything almost correctly, but there are some more things to do:
Why is there a separate “Cat Photo URL” inside the form element? I think you tried to nest it inside the form element, but instead of the “Cat Photo URL”, you need to put the EXISTINGinput element inside the form element.
If you don’t understand nesting, I will explain:
<div>
<p> // this is now nested inside div.
</div>
In the example above, the p element is nested inside the div and becomes the children of div… Notice that the p element is placed between the opening <div> tag and the closing </div> tag. When you put an element inside another element’s opening and closing tags, that element is nested.