Question 1

The _____ viewport element provides the browser with information about the page's dimensions and how to adjust scaling on the webpage. 
A) span
B) meta
C) length
D) label

Accepted Answer

The meta viewport element is used to control the layout of the webpage. It provides information to the browser about how to adjust scaling and dimensions of the content. The span, length, and label elements do not provide this kind of information to the browser.

Question 2

_____ provide statistics on how many people visit a website as well as what browsers and devices were used and what choices the user made while at a website.
A) Web proxies
B) Web synchronizers
C) Web crawlers
D) Web analytics

Accepted Answer

Web analytics provide statistics on website visits, including information on browsers and devices used, as well as user activity on the website. Web proxies, web synchronizers, and web crawlers serve different purposes, such as caching web content or indexing web pages for search engines, but do not provide the same level of detailed website analytics.

Question 3

A(n) _____ is considered by some to be a more productive and effective way to build a website from scratch because it forces a web developer to focus on the core, essential content first for the smallest viewport.
A) app-first strategy
B) mobile-first strategy
C) view-first strategy
D) information-first strategy

Accepted Answer

A mobile-first strategy is considered by some to be a more productive and effective way to build a website from scratch because it forces a web developer to focus on the core, essential content first for the smallest viewport, and then expand outward to larger viewports. This approach ensures that the website is optimized for mobile devices, which are becoming increasingly important in today's digital landscape.

Question 4

_____ is a website development strategy that strives to provide an optimal user experience of a website regardless of the device or browser used.
A) Adaptive design
B) Meta design
C) Hotspot design
D) Responsive design

Accepted Answer

Responsive design is a website development strategy that aims to provide an optimal user experience of a website on any device, including desktops, tablets, and mobile devices, without the need for separate website versions. This approach involves designing and developing websites with fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries that adjust the layout and content of the website based on the viewing environment. This ensures that the website displays well and functions effectively on different screen sizes, resolutions, and orientations.

Question 5

_____ can involve a tremendous amount of horizontal scrolling and require much zooming on small viewports.
A) Open layouts
B) Liquid layouts
C) Fixed layouts
D) Fluid layouts

Accepted Answer

Fixed layouts have set widths, which can lead to horizontal scrolling and zooming issues on smaller screens.

Question 6

Identify the meta tag that must be added to the head section of each responsive webpage to ensure that the page initially loads in a layout width that matches the viewport of the device.
A) content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
B) page="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
C) width="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
D) view="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

Accepted Answer

The meta tag content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> is the correct meta tag that needs to be added to ensure responsive web design. It specifies that the content should match the width of the device's screen, and sets the initial scale to 1, which means that the content will load at its original size on mobile devices.

Question 7

The CSS property to round corners is ______. 
A) list-style-type
B) border-radius
C) border-style-type
D) list-radius

Accepted Answer

The CSS property to round corners is border-radius. The other options (list-style-type, border-style-type, list-radius) are not valid CSS properties for rounding corners.

Question 8

_____ is the study of how users interact with a website.
A) Web analytics
B) Web synchronization
C) Web scutter
D) Web proxy

Accepted Answer

Web analytics is the study of how users interact with a website, including analyzing data on website traffic, user behavior, and more. Web synchronization, Web scutter, and Web proxy are not relevant to the study of user interaction with a website.

Question 9

Displaying desktop content in a mobile viewport can be prevented by setting the value of the display property to _____.
A) none
B) only_mobile
C) no_desk
D) hide

Accepted Answer

The value of the display property "none" will prevent desktop content from being displayed in a mobile viewport. This is a commonly used technique in responsive web design to hide certain elements on smaller screens where they are not necessary or may cause visual clutter.

Question 10

Developers use _____ to measure the widths of the wireframe elements and flexible images. 
A) percentages
B) points
C) picas
D) pixels

Accepted Answer

Percentages are used to measure widths in a flexible and responsive manner, allowing elements to adjust based on the size of the container or viewport.

Question 11

_____ possess the same width even if the size of the viewport changes.
A) Fixed layouts
B) Fluid layouts
C) Liquid layouts
D) Adaptive layouts

Accepted Answer

Fixed layouts have a set width that does not change regardless of the viewport size.

Question 12

You implement fluid layouts by measuring the widths of the wireframe elements and content in relative units such as percentages and _____. 
A) ems
B) pts
C) cms
D) pcs

Accepted Answer

Relative units such as ems and percentages are best suited for fluid layouts as they adapt to the screen size and allow for flexible and adjustable design elements. Points (pts) and centimeters (cms) are fixed units of measurement and are not recommended for fluid layouts. "Pcs" is not a standard unit of measurement in web design.

Question 13

The term _____ refers to the ever-expanding number of devices that connect to the Internet to share information.
A) Cloud Computing
B) Internet of Things (IoT)
C) Big Data
D) Mobile-to-Mail (M2M)

Accepted Answer

The term "Internet of Things (IoT)" refers to the increasing number of devices that are connected to the internet and can share information with each other. Cloud Computing refers to the use of remote servers for storage, management, and processing of data. Big Data refers to the large volume of data that is generated and processed, and Mobile-to-Mail (M2M) is not a commonly used term in the context of the internet and device connectivity.

Question 14

_____ seeks to optimize the viewing experience for a wide range of devices using one website.
A) Responsive design
B) Hotspot design
C) Indexed design
D) Coordinated design

Accepted Answer

Responsive design seeks to optimize the viewing experience for a wide range of devices using one website by adjusting the layout and formatting to fit the screen size and resolution of the device being used. Hotspot design involves creating clickable areas on an image or page, indexed design refers to organizing information using an index or table of contents, and coordinated design refers to designing multiple related elements to have a cohesive look and feel.

Question 15

One _____ is equal to one dot on a display screen.
A) pixel
B) pica
C) em
D) rem

Accepted Answer

A pixel is the smallest unit of measurement on a display screen and represents a single dot. Pica, em, and rem are units of measurement for typography and do not directly correspond to display screen pixels.

Question 16

Many mobile viewport designs use a _____ button or icon to display or toggle a navigation system. 
A) favicon
B) logo
C) hamburger
D) cart

Accepted Answer

The hamburger icon is a common symbol for displaying a mobile navigation menu. It has become a standard in mobile design and is recognizable to users, making it easy for them to access and toggle the navigation system.

Question 17

To create a(n) _____ grid, you design a webpage that uses a grid or columns.
A) fluid
B) indexed
C) coded
D) cast

Accepted Answer

A fluid grid is created by designing a webpage that uses a grid or columns that respond and adjust to different screen sizes and devices, rather than having a fixed layout or size. This allows the webpage to be easily viewable and navigable on various devices, including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Indexed, coded, and cast do not relate to creating a fluid grid.

Question 18

Responsive designs are based on _____.
A) fixed layouts
B) fluid layouts
C) closed layouts
D) static layouts

Accepted Answer

Responsive designs are based on fluid layouts, which allow the content to adapt and reflow to fit different screen sizes and devices. Fixed layouts (A) have set dimensions and do not respond to changes in screen size or device, closed layouts (C) refer to designs that do not allow for any user interaction and static layouts (D) refers to designs that do not change or update dynamically.

Question 19

A _____ applies proportional size measurements to a webpage wireframe and content so that the content stretches, shrinks, and grows as the size of the viewport changes.
A) hotspot layout
B) fluid layout
C) fixed layout
D) grid layout

Accepted Answer

A fluid layout is designed to adjust according to the size of the viewport. It uses proportional measurements and allows the content to stretch or shrink as needed. Hotspot layout, fixed layout, and grid layout do not necessarily adjust in this way.

Question 20

Hiding nonessential content in the mobile viewport minimizes _____.
A) scrolling
B) clicking
C) hashing
D) indexing

Accepted Answer

Hiding nonessential content in the mobile viewport minimizes scrolling, making it easier for users to consume the important information that is visible.

Quiz 5: Responsive Design Part 1 Designing for Mobile Devices

The _____ viewport element provides the browser with information about the page's dimensions and how to adjust scaling on the webpage.

_____ provide statistics on how many people visit a website as well as what browsers and devices were used and what choices the user made while at a website.

A(n) _____ is considered by some to be a more productive and effective way to build a website from scratch because it forces a web developer to focus on the core, essential content first for the smallest viewport.

_____ is a website development strategy that strives to provide an optimal user experience of a website regardless of the device or browser used.

_____ can involve a tremendous amount of horizontal scrolling and require much zooming on small viewports.

Identify the meta tag that must be added to the head section of each responsive webpage to ensure that the page initially loads in a layout width that matches the viewport of the device.

The CSS property to round corners is ______.

_____ is the study of how users interact with a website.

Displaying desktop content in a mobile viewport can be prevented by setting the value of the display property to _____.

Developers use _____ to measure the widths of the wireframe elements and flexible images.

_____ possess the same width even if the size of the viewport changes.

You implement fluid layouts by measuring the widths of the wireframe elements and content in relative units such as percentages and _____.

The term _____ refers to the ever-expanding number of devices that connect to the Internet to share information.

_____ seeks to optimize the viewing experience for a wide range of devices using one website.

One _____ is equal to one dot on a display screen.

Many mobile viewport designs use a _____ button or icon to display or toggle a navigation system.

To create a(n) _____ grid, you design a webpage that uses a grid or columns.

Responsive designs are based on _____.

A _____ applies proportional size measurements to a webpage wireframe and content so that the content stretches, shrinks, and grows as the size of the viewport changes.

Hiding nonessential content in the mobile viewport minimizes _____.