Week 8 Flashcards
1
Q
Sir Tim Berners-Lee
A
- in 1989 innovated process of connecting HTTP client and server
- in 1994 he founded and became director of the World Wide Web
- advocate for open source, inter-operable technologies and web standards
2
Q
Sir Tim Berners-Lee
A
- in 1989 innovated process of connecting HTTP client and server
- in 1994 he founded and became director of the World Wide Web
- advocate for open source, inter-operable technologies and web standards
3
Q
what is the W3C?
A
- members come from the technology industry
- mission is to insure inter-operability
- draft and publish standards for royalty-free web technologies
- standards move through series of stages: working draft, candidate rec., proposed rec., W3C rec.
4
Q
HTML 5: Existing Features
A
- enhanced video and audio options, including video animation with canvas
- robust support for new APIs (application programming interfaces)
- the end of plug-ins as we know them
5
Q
old school video
A
- browsers could not render video
- flash player or other plugins required
6
Q
new school video
A
- javascript/jquery libraries
- HTML5’s canvas
7
Q
A
element you use when you are embedding video from youtube or another third party site
8
Q
HTML 5 new elements
A
9
Q
CSS 3 new features
A
- layout
- graphic design
- interactivity
- visual depth
10
Q
box model
A
content
padding
border
margin (space btw boxes)
11
Q
margin: 50px
A
50 pixel margins on all 4 sides
12
Q
margin: 25px 50px 75px 100px
A
top margin is 25px
right margin is 50 px
bottom margin is 75 px
left margin is 100 px
13
Q
the centering hack
A
if you want to center the 960 px body in the web page, use this code:
body{
width: 960 px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
14
Q
hue saturation lightness (HSL)
A
- hue is color on the color wheel
- saturation is the amount of gray in a color (with 0% saturation being a shade of gray)
- lightness is the amount of white or black (0% lightness is black)
15
Q
what is the W3C?
A
- members come from the technology industry
- mission is to insure inter-operability
- draft and publish standards for royalty-free web technologies
- standards move through series of stages: working draft, candidate rec., proposed rec., W3C rec.
