First Quarter of Exam Deck Flashcards

1
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What is the web’s architecture?

A

client-server

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2
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List and define the Web Protocols.

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  1. IP
  2. TCP
  3. HTTP
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3
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What language is HTML?

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HTML is a semantic language

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4
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Write an HTML comment.

A

<!-- HTML Comment -->

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5
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What makes up the project plan?

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  1. Identify goals and scope of the project
  2. Identify the target audience
  3. Identify the type of web site
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6
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What is “creating a storyboard” about?

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A storyboard is a sketch that outlines Web page components and links between web pages.

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7
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What is “creating a Hierarchy chart” about?

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Map relationship between Web pages (aka Hierarchy Chart)
* Crucial when creating navigation system for the web site
* Include links between pages in the web site as well as external links

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8
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Why is Accessibility important?

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Including accessibility into web pages widens potential auidence

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9
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List the Link Types.

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  • Relative Link
  • Absolute link
  • Anchor link
  • Skip link
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10
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Name the parts of the Uniform Resource Identifier(URI)

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Can’t upload images here so check desktop for answer

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11
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What are the two image types?

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  • Vector
  • Bitmap
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12
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List and define the Image Formats

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  1. JPG: optimized for many colors
    - Photographs
    - Variable Compression rates
  2. GIF: optimized for areas with defined borders, few colors
    - Line drawings
    - Supports transparent pixels (of a single color)
  3. PNG: Includes a full alpha channel for full transparency with gradients. PNG is a non patented replacement for GIF.
  4. SVG: no decrease in quality when scaled
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13
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What are the three image attributes?

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  1. src
  2. alt
  3. title
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14
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What is the difference between HTML and CSS?

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  • HTML is used to indicate the meaning of things but not to specify how they should appear.
  • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a presentational language is used to specify how things appear.
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15
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What is a CSS syntax?

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A CSS syntax contains two main parts
1. Selector - points to the HTML elements/s you want to style
2. Declaration block - the declaration block contains one or more declaration separated by semicolons. Each declaration includes a CSS property name and a value, separated by a colon.

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16
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Write an CSS comment.

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/* your comment */

17
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External vs Embedded vs Inline style sheets

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  1. Inline – CSS is the default style rules (closest to the element)
  2. Embedded – CSS is defined within a <style> tag in the head section of a document (further from the element)</style>
  3. External – CSS is defined with an separate file and linked, using a <link></link> tag, in the head section of a HTML document (futherest from the element)
18
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Explain the Box Model

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The box model treats each HTML element as a box with some global properties to create space around the contents of a HTML element
* Margin
* Border
* Padding

19
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Explain div and span

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Div and span is a generic block level element with no presentational or semantic value. Its purpose is to allow us to group together a number of elements so as to treat them as a single entity.

20
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List and define the type of selectors.

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  • Element/type selector:
    - applies to all HTML elements of a specific type, such as h1 elements
  • id selector:
    - applies to a single element having a specific unique id
  • class selector:
    - applies to all elements having a specific class attribute