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What defines a semantic element in HTML?
What defines a semantic element in HTML?
- It only contains formatting information.
- It describes its meaning to the browser and developer. (correct)
- It has no specific meaning.
- It is always a block-level element.
Which of the following is an example of a non-semantic HTML element?
Which of the following is an example of a non-semantic HTML element?
- <article>
- <div> (correct)
- <header>
- <footer>
What type of content does the HTML element typically represent?
What type of content does the
- General text content.
- A section of advertising.
- Introductory content and navigational aids. (correct)
- Footer information only.
Which statement is true about the
Which statement is true about the
What is the main purpose of the
What is the main purpose of the
Which of the following is NOT a category of semantic elements in HTML?
Which of the following is NOT a category of semantic elements in HTML?
Where can multiple elements be used in an HTML document?
Where can multiple
What is the role of correlation tags in HTML semantics?
What is the role of correlation tags in HTML semantics?
Why should the content inside the main element be unique to the document?
Why should the content inside the main element be unique to the document?
Which of the following elements cannot contain the main element as a descendant?
Which of the following elements cannot contain the main element as a descendant?
What does the section element represent in an HTML document?
What does the section element represent in an HTML document?
When is the article element most appropriately used?
When is the article element most appropriately used?
What type of content is best suited for the aside element?
What type of content is best suited for the aside element?
Which statement is true about the HTML main element?
Which statement is true about the HTML main element?
What is a key characteristic of the section element?
What is a key characteristic of the section element?
Which scenario illustrates the proper use of the article element?
Which scenario illustrates the proper use of the article element?
What purpose does semantic HTML serve for search engines?
What purpose does semantic HTML serve for search engines?
Which of the following elements is categorized as a block-level element?
Which of the following elements is categorized as a block-level element?
What is a characteristic of inline elements?
What is a characteristic of inline elements?
Which of these statements regarding empty elements is true?
Which of these statements regarding empty elements is true?
How do screen readers utilize semantic HTML?
How do screen readers utilize semantic HTML?
Why is maintainability significant in using semantic HTML?
Why is maintainability significant in using semantic HTML?
Which HTML construct represents an element?
Which HTML construct represents an element?
What differentiates block-level elements from inline elements?
What differentiates block-level elements from inline elements?
What is the purpose of the required attribute in an input field?
What is the purpose of the required attribute in an input field?
Which of the following statements about placeholders is true?
Which of the following statements about placeholders is true?
Which design principle should be considered when creating a form?
Which design principle should be considered when creating a form?
How do checkboxes function in terms of user selection?
How do checkboxes function in terms of user selection?
What should be done before starting to write code for a form?
What should be done before starting to write code for a form?
What is a key characteristic of block-level elements?
What is a key characteristic of block-level elements?
Which of the following is true regarding inline elements?
Which of the following is true regarding inline elements?
How do inline elements behave within block elements?
How do inline elements behave within block elements?
What is a limitation of inline elements in terms of styling?
What is a limitation of inline elements in terms of styling?
What happens to inline block elements when there's not enough space?
What happens to inline block elements when there's not enough space?
Which statement about block elements is accurate?
Which statement about block elements is accurate?
What defines the width of an inline element?
What defines the width of an inline element?
Which of the following is a feature of block elements compared to inline elements?
Which of the following is a feature of block elements compared to inline elements?
What is the purpose of the 'action' attribute in an HTML form?
What is the purpose of the 'action' attribute in an HTML form?
Which input element allows users to select multiple options at once?
Which input element allows users to select multiple options at once?
The 'for' attribute in the
The 'for' attribute in the
What function does the 'method' attribute serve in an HTML form?
What function does the 'method' attribute serve in an HTML form?
What do radio buttons allow a user to do?
What do radio buttons allow a user to do?
How does the
How does the
Which of the following is NOT a common form element used to collect data?
Which of the following is NOT a common form element used to collect data?
What type of input does the
What type of input does the
What is the primary advantage of using CSS for web design?
What is the primary advantage of using CSS for web design?
Which CSS selector is used to select an element by its unique identifier?
Which CSS selector is used to select an element by its unique identifier?
Which CSS property type refers specifically to modifications on text appearance?
Which CSS property type refers specifically to modifications on text appearance?
How does the use of CSS help with website consistency across multiple pages?
How does the use of CSS help with website consistency across multiple pages?
What does the universal selector (*) accomplish in CSS?
What does the universal selector (*) accomplish in CSS?
Which CSS unit is most commonly used for responsive design to accommodate varying screen sizes?
Which CSS unit is most commonly used for responsive design to accommodate varying screen sizes?
In CSS, what property allows you to define the spacing between the content of an element and its border?
In CSS, what property allows you to define the spacing between the content of an element and its border?
What does the class selector utilize in its syntax to define gathered HTML elements?
What does the class selector utilize in its syntax to define gathered HTML elements?
Which unit is recommended for defining font size to ensure consistency across a website?
Which unit is recommended for defining font size to ensure consistency across a website?
What type of CSS method uses the LINK tag in the document HEAD?
What type of CSS method uses the LINK tag in the document HEAD?
Which of the following describes a DIV tag in HTML?
Which of the following describes a DIV tag in HTML?
How is the default size for 'rem' units determined when no specific value is set?
How is the default size for 'rem' units determined when no specific value is set?
What key difference exists between block-level elements and inline elements?
What key difference exists between block-level elements and inline elements?
Which unit is best used for responsive design when defining widths and heights?
Which unit is best used for responsive design when defining widths and heights?
In what scenario would you typically use a SPAN tag?
In what scenario would you typically use a SPAN tag?
What is a characteristic feature of an inline element compared to a block-level element?
What is a characteristic feature of an inline element compared to a block-level element?
What is the primary disadvantage of using absolute length units in CSS?
What is the primary disadvantage of using absolute length units in CSS?
Which of the following is an example of an absolute length unit in CSS?
Which of the following is an example of an absolute length unit in CSS?
How do relative length units in CSS primarily function?
How do relative length units in CSS primarily function?
Why is 'px' not recommended for font sizes in CSS?
Why is 'px' not recommended for font sizes in CSS?
What benefit arises from using relative units like 'em' for margins and padding?
What benefit arises from using relative units like 'em' for margins and padding?
In CSS, what role does a compound selector serve?
In CSS, what role does a compound selector serve?
What is the main characteristic of absolute length units like inches and points?
What is the main characteristic of absolute length units like inches and points?
What is recommended to use for layout widths and heights in CSS for better responsiveness?
What is recommended to use for layout widths and heights in CSS for better responsiveness?
Which of the following properties is used to define the space around an HTML element's border?
Which of the following properties is used to define the space around an HTML element's border?
What value can be assigned to margin properties that allows the browser to automatically calculate the space?
What value can be assigned to margin properties that allows the browser to automatically calculate the space?
Which of these is NOT a valid way to specify margin sizes?
Which of these is NOT a valid way to specify margin sizes?
What is a unique characteristic of margin properties compared to padding and border?
What is a unique characteristic of margin properties compared to padding and border?
If an element has a margin of 20px, a padding of 10px, and a border of 5px, what is the total space taken up by the element?
If an element has a margin of 20px, a padding of 10px, and a border of 5px, what is the total space taken up by the element?
What is the correct result of the shorthand 'margin: 25px 50px 75px 100px;'?
What is the correct result of the shorthand 'margin: 25px 50px 75px 100px;'?
What will be the padding values if you use the shorthand 'padding: 15px 30px;'?
What will be the padding values if you use the shorthand 'padding: 15px 30px;'?
Which of the following is NOT a valid value for padding?
Which of the following is NOT a valid value for padding?
How are the values assigned in 'padding: 10px 20px 30px 40px;'?
How are the values assigned in 'padding: 10px 20px 30px 40px;'?
What does the shorthand 'margin: 25px;' accomplish?
What does the shorthand 'margin: 25px;' accomplish?
What is required to create a grid layout in CSS?
What is required to create a grid layout in CSS?
What does the property grid-template-columns define?
What does the property grid-template-columns define?
Which CSS display property is used to define a grid container?
Which CSS display property is used to define a grid container?
In the context of CSS grid, how should the column widths be defined?
In the context of CSS grid, how should the column widths be defined?
What happens when grid-template-columns is set to '3 auto'?
What happens when grid-template-columns is set to '3 auto'?
What is the result of using the padding shorthand 'padding: 25px 50px 75px 100px;'?
What is the result of using the padding shorthand 'padding: 25px 50px 75px 100px;'?
In the box-sizing property, what does the 'border-box' value include when setting width and height?
In the box-sizing property, what does the 'border-box' value include when setting width and height?
What does the 'content-box' value for box-sizing imply about the element's dimensions?
What does the 'content-box' value for box-sizing imply about the element's dimensions?
When using 'padding: 25px 50px;' what are the top and bottom padding values?
When using 'padding: 25px 50px;' what are the top and bottom padding values?
What is the effect of applying 'padding: 25px;' to an element?
What is the effect of applying 'padding: 25px;' to an element?
What happens to the content box if 'width' is set to 300 pixels in 'border-box' mode?
What happens to the content box if 'width' is set to 300 pixels in 'border-box' mode?
How is the actual width of an element determined when box-sizing is not set to 'border-box'?
How is the actual width of an element determined when box-sizing is not set to 'border-box'?
If an element's padding is defined as 'padding: 25px 50px 75px;', what do the right and left padding values represent?
If an element's padding is defined as 'padding: 25px 50px 75px;', what do the right and left padding values represent?
What are the possible values for the border-style property?
What are the possible values for the border-style property?
What characteristic distinguishes absolute positioning in CSS?
What characteristic distinguishes absolute positioning in CSS?
Which CSS position does NOT allow the use of top/right/bottom/left properties?
Which CSS position does NOT allow the use of top/right/bottom/left properties?
What does the border-radius property achieve in CSS?
What does the border-radius property achieve in CSS?
When an element is positioned as fixed, which statement is true?
When an element is positioned as fixed, which statement is true?
How does using CSS Grid Layout impact web design?
How does using CSS Grid Layout impact web design?
What happens to an element with absolute positioning when there is no positioned ancestor?
What happens to an element with absolute positioning when there is no positioned ancestor?
Which of the following is a true statement regarding the use of the border shorthand property?
Which of the following is a true statement regarding the use of the border shorthand property?
What occurs when items are packed using the 'space-evenly' alignment in a flex container?
What occurs when items are packed using the 'space-evenly' alignment in a flex container?
Which of the following best describes the 'center' alignment in a flex container?
Which of the following best describes the 'center' alignment in a flex container?
What is the behavior of items when 'align-items' is set to 'stretch' in a flex container?
What is the behavior of items when 'align-items' is set to 'stretch' in a flex container?
What does the 'flex-end' option do when aligning items in a flex container?
What does the 'flex-end' option do when aligning items in a flex container?
How does the 'space-around' property differ from 'space-between' in a flex layout?
How does the 'space-around' property differ from 'space-between' in a flex layout?
When 'flex-start' is applied, where are the flex items positioned within the flex container?
When 'flex-start' is applied, where are the flex items positioned within the flex container?
What result occurs when using the 'space-between' property for item alignment?
What result occurs when using the 'space-between' property for item alignment?
In what way does the 'baseline' value for align-items affect the positioning of items?
In what way does the 'baseline' value for align-items affect the positioning of items?
What does the cross size property of a flex item refer to?
What does the cross size property of a flex item refer to?
Which flex-direction value aligns items from top to bottom?
Which flex-direction value aligns items from top to bottom?
What happens to the flex items when the flex-wrap property is set to 'wrap'?
What happens to the flex items when the flex-wrap property is set to 'wrap'?
How does the justify-content property affect flex items?
How does the justify-content property affect flex items?
What is the default value of the flex-flow property?
What is the default value of the flex-flow property?
Which justify-content option would align items towards the center of the flex container?
Which justify-content option would align items towards the center of the flex container?
Which of the following flex-direction values will pack items from right to left in a left-to-right layout?
Which of the following flex-direction values will pack items from right to left in a left-to-right layout?
What effect does setting flex-wrap to 'nowrap' have on flex items?
What effect does setting flex-wrap to 'nowrap' have on flex items?
What is the primary benefit of using Flexbox for layout design?
What is the primary benefit of using Flexbox for layout design?
In the context of Flexbox, what does the term 'main axis' refer to?
In the context of Flexbox, what does the term 'main axis' refer to?
What does the 'flex-direction' property determine in Flexbox?
What does the 'flex-direction' property determine in Flexbox?
What is the role of the 'cross axis' in a flex container?
What is the role of the 'cross axis' in a flex container?
How does a flex container manage the size of its items?
How does a flex container manage the size of its items?
Which of the following properties specifically configures a flex container?
Which of the following properties specifically configures a flex container?
What term is used to describe a child element within a flex container?
What term is used to describe a child element within a flex container?
What does the term 'main size' refer to when discussing flex items?
What does the term 'main size' refer to when discussing flex items?
Which media type is most commonly used in media queries to target devices with screens?
Which media type is most commonly used in media queries to target devices with screens?
What is the purpose of using the 'not' operator in media queries?
What is the purpose of using the 'not' operator in media queries?
Which media feature is most frequently used in media queries?
Which media feature is most frequently used in media queries?
What does the 'and' operator enable when used in media queries?
What does the 'and' operator enable when used in media queries?
Which of the following is NOT a supported media type in CSS media queries?
Which of the following is NOT a supported media type in CSS media queries?
What does the 'or' operator in media queries allow developers to do?
What does the 'or' operator in media queries allow developers to do?
Which media feature would you use to check for a device's display quality?
Which media feature would you use to check for a device's display quality?
What is the effect of using media queries on website styling?
What is the effect of using media queries on website styling?
What does the gap property in a flex container control?
What does the gap property in a flex container control?
What is the purpose of the order property in flexbox?
What is the purpose of the order property in flexbox?
In flexbox, what does a flex-grow value of 2 indicate for a flex item?
In flexbox, what does a flex-grow value of 2 indicate for a flex item?
What happens when flex-grow is set to 0 for a flex item?
What happens when flex-grow is set to 0 for a flex item?
What does the flex-shrink property control in a flex item?
What does the flex-shrink property control in a flex item?
When the flex-basis property is set to 'auto', how is the extra space distributed?
When the flex-basis property is set to 'auto', how is the extra space distributed?
What does the 'flex' shorthand property combine?
What does the 'flex' shorthand property combine?
Which of the following statements is true about the flex properties?
Which of the following statements is true about the flex properties?
What happens when you set the flex property with a single number value like flex: 5;?
What happens when you set the flex property with a single number value like flex: 5;?
What is the primary role of the align-self property in Flexbox?
What is the primary role of the align-self property in Flexbox?
Which technique is NOT commonly associated with responsive web design?
Which technique is NOT commonly associated with responsive web design?
How can media queries be defined in CSS?
How can media queries be defined in CSS?
What does the property flex-grow indicate in Flexbox?
What does the property flex-grow indicate in Flexbox?
What is a characteristic feature of media queries in CSS3 as compared to CSS2?
What is a characteristic feature of media queries in CSS3 as compared to CSS2?
Which of the following values is NOT valid for the align-self property?
Which of the following values is NOT valid for the align-self property?
When customizing flex items, what does the flex-basis property define?
When customizing flex items, what does the flex-basis property define?
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An HTML element that represents introductory content, typically used for navigation or supplemental information like a logo, search form, or author name.
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An HTML element that represents a footer for a section or the entire page.
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An HTML element that represents a section specifically designed for navigation links, either within the current document or to other documents.
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Importance of Media Queries
Importance of Media Queries
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What are flex items?
What are flex items?
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What is the purpose of the align-items property?
What is the purpose of the align-items property?
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What does the justify-content property do?
What does the justify-content property do?
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What does the flex-direction property do?
What does the flex-direction property do?
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What does the order property do?
What does the order property do?
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What does the flex-grow property do?
What does the flex-grow property do?
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Flexbox gap
Property
Flexbox gap
Property
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Flexbox order
Property
Flexbox order
Property
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Flexbox flex-grow
Property
Flexbox flex-grow
Property
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Flexbox flex-shrink
Property
Flexbox flex-shrink
Property
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Flexbox flex-basis
Property
Flexbox flex-basis
Property
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Flexbox flex
Shorthand Property
Flexbox flex
Shorthand Property
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Flexbox display: flex
Flexbox display: flex
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Flexbox justify-content
Property
Flexbox justify-content
Property
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Flex Shorthand Property
Flex Shorthand Property
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Flex Property
Flex Property
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Media Queries
Media Queries
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CSS Media Queries
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Responsive Web Design
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Align-Self Property
Align-Self Property
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Flex Items
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CSS Grid Container
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Study Notes
HTML Structure Part II
- HTML semantics are elements that clearly describe their meaning to both the browser and the developer.
- Non-semantic elements like
<div>
and<span>
offer no information about content, while semantic elements like<form>
,<table>
, and<article>
define content. - Semantic elements are categorized into four groups: document structure, textual meaning, media type, and correlation tags.
Semantic Element Categories
- Document Structure Tags:
<header>
,<footer>
,<main>
,<nav>
,<section>
,<aside>
,<article>
. - Textual Meaning Tags:
<h1>
to<h6>
,<strong>
,<mark>
,<cite>
,<blockquote>
,<time>
. - Media Type Tags:
<audio>
,<video>
,<picture>
. - Correlation Tags:
<ul>
,<ol>
,<figure>
,<address>
.
HTML4 vs HTML5
- HTML4 frequently used numerous classes and IDs for structuring content, while HTML5 employs semantic tags (e.g.,
<header>
,<nav>
,<footer>
). - HTML5's semantic tags offer a structured approach to blog posts.
- The use of
<main>
in HTML5 denotes the core content of a webpage, distinguishing it from other sections. - HTML5 introduced features allowing a single
<header>
and<footer>
for a webpage, and multiple for sections. <main>
tags should not be nested inside other elements like<header>
,<footer>
, or<nav>
.<header/footer>
tags may appear multiple times within a page element for sub-sections. However, one is usually sufficient for the entire page and should be placed within the body element.
<header>
& <footer>
- The
<header>
element typically includes introductory content or navigational aids (logo, search form, author name). - The
<footer>
element contains information like the author, copyright, or links to related resources. <header>
and<footer>
tags can be used multiple times within a page, but only once within a single page's<body>
.
<nav>
- The
<nav>
element delineates navigational elements, like menus, tables of contents, or links to external documents, with emphasis on website or page navigation. - Not all links need to be inside a
<nav>
. <nav>
tags are usually located in the<header>
of a page.
<main>
- The
<main>
element signifies the central content of a document, distinct from supplementary material like headers, footers, sidebars, search functions or navigation. - This element should not repeat content present in other pages or documents.
- It typically follows the
<header>
element. The<main>
element is the content container of the webpage. It does not contain any elements intended to act as navigation, headers, footers, aside or similar elements.
<section>
vs <article>
- The
<section>
encompasses general sections within a document, usually including headers and likely footers. - The
<article>
signifies a stand-alone piece of content that could exist independently (blog posts, newspaper articles, or any independent content that stands on its own). Content inside<article>
should be reusable or shareable as a single unit.
<aside>
- The
<aside>
element represents content supplementary to the main flow. - It often appears as sidebars or call-out boxes. Information included within
<aside>
is indirectly related to the main content.
HTML Semantic Examples
- There are several real-world examples of HTML semantics in action, such as Twitter or Dev.to. Content tags clearly indicate the purpose of the webpage content.
- Webpage elements should use tags that describe the type of content being conveyed.
- Real-world examples of HTML semantically structured sites include, but are not limited to, those from major tech companies and social media sites.
HTML Attributes
- id attribute
- Defines unique identifiers for elements.
- Used with CSS and JavaScript for applying specific styles and operations.
- Unique to each element.
- class attribute
- Assigns class names to elements.
- Used for applying similar styles/actions across multiple elements.
- Can be assigned to multiple elements.
HTML Forms
- Forms facilitate user interaction and data gathering.
- They collect data, which frequently goes server-side.
- Controls encompass input fields, dropdown lists, buttons, and other components.
- Validation logic can automatically enforce format restrictions to ensure data integrity.
- The form element
<form>
encapsulates the form's elements, attributes, and data processing logic. - The
action
attribute indicates where the server should send data. - The
method
attribute dictates the data transmission method used (usually GET or POST).
<form>
- The
<form>
element acts as a container for various input components. - The
action
attribute indicates where entered data will be sent when the form is submitted. - The
method
attribute dictates the method to submit data (usually GET or POST).
Form Common Elements Required
<fieldset>
elements group related input elements.<legend>
elements define the caption for<fieldset>
groupings.<label>
elements associate text with their related input field.<input>
attributes accept different input types (like text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons):type="text"
,type="email"
,type="password"
,type="number"
,type="date"
,type="datetime-local"
and other types for specific input.- Attributes like
required
,placeholder
,pattern
,maxlength
,minlength
,min
,max
,step
andlist
attribute provide means to limit/control input.
<select>
elements present options for selection.<option>
elements define selectable options within<select>
.<datalist>
elements offer a list of values to choose from (used with<input>
).<button>
,type ="submit"
,Reset/button
elements act as clickable buttons. Buttons can be used for submit functionality, and reset functionality.- Input Types:
type="text"
,type="email"
,type="password"
,type="number"
,type="date"
,type="datetime-local"
and other types for specific input.- Attributes like
required
,placeholder
,pattern
,maxlength
,minlength
,min
,max
,step
andlist
attribute provide means to limit/control input.
checkbox
,radio
elements for multiple/single selections- Other possible types for forms,
<textarea>
HTML Rule of Thumb
- Before coding, prepare a quick mockup to define data types required for the form.
- Design a simple form that prioritizes user understanding and avoids unnecessary complexity.
- Request only the information needed; do not ask for extraneous data. Forms should be concise and easy to use.
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