Mid-term Flashcards

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<h6>
</h6>

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Smallest header

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<h1>
</h1>

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Largest header

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Unordered list

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Ex:
Classes 
•freshmen 
•sophomore
•junior
•senior
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Ordered list (1.2.3.)

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<ol><li></li><li></li><li></li></ol>

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<!--comment-->

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Instructions or notes seen by other web pages coders explaining sections of the web page

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XHTML

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Extensible hypertext markup language

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Linear linking structure

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An example of this website navigation is: step-by-step directions to build a car engine

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Google

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Search engine

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Horizontal rule <hr />

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A design element that separates sections of web pages

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LAN

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Computers and printers located near one another (in the same building)

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Requirements for XHTML coding

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<!doctype> values surrounded in “” lower case letters for tag

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Internet explorer

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Browser

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Special characters

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$#&

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WAN

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Networked computers located far away from one another (I.e.- our school district)

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Target audience

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Websites must be developed and designed for these customers

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URL

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http://www.youtube.com

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Italics / bold

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<em> <strong></strong></em>

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Storyboarding

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Presentation to a client a detailed sketch of web pages,elements, colors, and links

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tags

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Tags used By search engines to locate pages in their data bases

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Secure communications protocol

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HTTPS:

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Anchors on a web page

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<a> or <h3></a>

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Target=”_blank”

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Causes linked pages to open in a new internet explorer window or tab

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White space

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Makes the web pages loon uncluttered. Gives space between elements

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E-mail link

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<a></a>

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Hotspots
Areas on an image map that acts as hyper links
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CTRL+A
Select all
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Vector graphic
Mathematical formulas used to define colors between point A and point B on a graphic. When enlarged, the graphic remains clear and in focus
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Drop shadow
Live filter that gives a shaded to one corner of an object
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Picture of an eye on the box (tool)
Use to shadow/hide objects
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Fill options
Solid, gradient, pattern, none
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Kerning
Space between letters
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Stroke
Outside edge of a shape
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CTRL+Y
Redo
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Grids/guides
Use to precisely align objects on a graphic
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CTRL+X
Cut
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Box with a picture of a lock in it (tool)
Use to lock objects so they cannot be edited
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CTRL+D
Deselect
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Masking
Feature that a shape(or text) reveals a graphic underneath
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Crop tool
Select just a part of a whole graphic
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CTRL+Z
Undo
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Anti-aliasing
Use to smooth edges of rounded shapes
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Hold shift key while dragging
Use to create perfect circle or square
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Bitmap graphic
Series of colored pixels that make up a graphic
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Color scheme
Series of 3 to 5 colors that set the mood of the graphic/ ad / website
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16
Number of basic color schemes
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.PNG
Graphic that is saved in layers
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San-serif
Generic font example
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Alt
Property attribute that must be used for: identifying a graphic, provide a placeholder for a graphic that does not load, and for screen readers
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.JPG
Use for photographs has 16.7 million colors
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RBG triplet
Red, green, blue colors used to create all colors on monitors
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Black times new Roman font with white or light gray background
Default web pages settings
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Arial
Specific San-serif font example
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.GIF
Use for simple line art and logos, has 256 colors
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Times new roman
Specific serif font example
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Tiling
Background image is repeated until it fills the entire web page
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Deprecated tags
Tags that are outdated and should not be used
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Embedded style sheet
Place within the area of the web page use for CSS declarations that links to every page within a site
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Margin: 10em
Space between the graphic and surrounding text
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Inline style
Style attached to just one element within a web page
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Purpose of CSS
Used for consistent formatting throughout a web site
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Float:left
Location of the graphic the text that follows wraps up to the right of it
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External CSS
Separate file with CSS declarations that links to every page within a site
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Id =
Identifies / names an element
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Border
This does not automatically show on a table you must have at least 1 pixel
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Cellpadding
Space within the cell between the text and inner edge of a cell
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60%
Relative width example
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Left, middle
Default location of data within a cell on a table
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Cell spacing
Space between cells in a table
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700px
Absolute width example
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Calendars, schedules, forms
Reasons to use tables on a web page