Web Design with Google Sites - Grade 12

• The study notes are based on a multiple-choice and true/false exam review about web design with Google Sites.
• Exams consist of tests with multiple choice questions and true/false questions
• Exam is for grade 12

Etiquette and Web Design Basics

• Respecting others' privacy when sharing personal information is an example of ethical online communication.
• The first step to building a website is defining the idea.
• Choosing a layout is part of the Google Sites web design process.
• Google Sites provides seven content structure templates for the body of a webpage.
• Google Drive is used to store and publish web pages.
• Google Sites' templates can aid in the web building process by offering pre-designed layouts.

Webpage Elements and Structure

• The top of each page within a website should look the same.
• A website's footer may contain links to social networks.
• The "Pages" selection is used to create subpages.
• The "Read More" link forwards users to a webpage with detailed information.
• Webpages are commonly organized in a tree structure with a home page and linked subpages.
• A web subpage is derived from the home page options.
• It is possible to have many levels of subpages.
• It is possible to resize and move objects when editing a webpage.
• The structure and layout should be stunning and easily approachable when sketching a website's overall design.
• Users can insert title and text into each block by selecting Insert and then Text Box.
• A website in a tree like structure, contains root pages, and child pages linked to each other

Google Sites Functions

• You can create a webpage without computer code.
• You should avoid offensive language
• The logo representing all webpages in web application is called Favicon.
• To embed Google Maps, select "Map" in the Insert menu.
• Google Sheets is used to collect user statistical feedback after a website is published.
• To insert a map element, use the "Insert" menu.
• Use the "Insert" tab to add elements like text boxes, images, and embedded content.
• To add contact information to the footer, move to the end of the page to add the footer.
• The "Insert" menu provides a gallery for inserting elements into the body of a webpage.
• The Google Sites' interface for creating headers includes options to change the dimensions.
• The "Small Title" size option is not available for Google Sites headers.
• Statistics after pages have been published can be found in Google Sheets.
• Data from Google Forms can be implemented into Google Sites using the embed function.

Website Design Q&A

• The primary purpose of a navigation bar is to provide links to the various parts of the website.
• To publish a website on Google Sites, it is necessary to preview and edit it.
• The bottom of a webpage contains the brand name, copyrights, and the social media links.
• The design of the header can be changed in Google Sites by accessing the header dropdown box
• To add the file name on Google Sites, display it in the Headers section on document

Website Evaluation

• Website must be looked at on different browsers and equipment to make sure its compatible
• Web pages are organized into header, main text, photo, video, table and links
• When making a website, adding contact info on the contact page is essential
• Review websites to locate errors before publishing them
• Web structure aids web navigation

True / False Questions

• The webpage title selection highlights the website titles on creation of header
• Website templates gives users a template to easily start web design
• Preview the website to check layout and design features