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What is a web project?
What is a web project?
A web project is the process of building a digital space where people can visit and explore.
What role does a web designer play in a web team?
What role does a web designer play in a web team?
The web designer decides how the website should look and feel, akin to an artist.
How does a web developer contribute to a web project?
How does a web developer contribute to a web project?
A web developer uses special codes to build the website based on the designer's layouts.
What is the primary responsibility of a content creator in a web team?
What is the primary responsibility of a content creator in a web team?
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Why is communication important in team dynamics?
Why is communication important in team dynamics?
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What does adaptability mean in the context of a web team?
What does adaptability mean in the context of a web team?
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What should a web team do upon completing their project?
What should a web team do upon completing their project?
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What does a URL represent?
What does a URL represent?
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What role does a web browser play in accessing content on the internet?
What role does a web browser play in accessing content on the internet?
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How does a web browser communicate with a web server?
How does a web browser communicate with a web server?
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What function do web servers serve in the context of the internet?
What function do web servers serve in the context of the internet?
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What is the analogy used to describe a web server in the content?
What is the analogy used to describe a web server in the content?
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What happens when you type a URL into your web browser?
What happens when you type a URL into your web browser?
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What is the purpose of the HTTP language in web navigation?
What is the purpose of the HTTP language in web navigation?
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What does the term 'magic window' refer to in the content?
What does the term 'magic window' refer to in the content?
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What role does DNS play in the process of accessing a webpage?
What role does DNS play in the process of accessing a webpage?
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What does the 'ul' tag create in HTML?
What does the 'ul' tag create in HTML?
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What type of bullet can be used for list items using the 'ul' tag?
What type of bullet can be used for list items using the 'ul' tag?
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What is the purpose of the 'dl' tag in HTML?
What is the purpose of the 'dl' tag in HTML?
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What attribute is not supported in HTML5 for list types?
What attribute is not supported in HTML5 for list types?
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What is a nested list in HTML?
What is a nested list in HTML?
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How do you define a term in a definition list?
How do you define a term in a definition list?
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Which HTML tag is used to define the description in a description list?
Which HTML tag is used to define the description in a description list?
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Give an example of a custom CSS property to style an unordered list.
Give an example of a custom CSS property to style an unordered list.
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What output does a 'ul type="none"' produce?
What output does a 'ul type="none"' produce?
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What is one primary use of a description list in HTML?
What is one primary use of a description list in HTML?
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What does the border-block-color
property define?
What does the border-block-color
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How can you set different margins for all four sides of an element using CSS?
How can you set different margins for all four sides of an element using CSS?
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What is the purpose of CSS margin properties?
What is the purpose of CSS margin properties?
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Explain how to specify a margin using the shorthand property.
Explain how to specify a margin using the shorthand property.
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What CSS property combinations use both solid and dotted borders?
What CSS property combinations use both solid and dotted borders?
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What must the target attribute of a link refer to for it to correctly open an iframe?
What must the target attribute of a link refer to for it to correctly open an iframe?
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Where is the HTML
element placed in an HTML document?
Where is the HTML
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What is the purpose of the
element in an HTML document?
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What is the recommended length for a title in an HTML
element?
What is the recommended length for a title in an HTML
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What is the function of the <style> element in HTML?
What is the function of the <style> element in HTML?
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How can you link an external CSS stylesheet to a webpage using HTML?
How can you link an external CSS stylesheet to a webpage using HTML?
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What does the 'rel' attribute in a element specify?
What does the 'rel' attribute in a element specify?
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Can an HTML document have more than one
element?
Can an HTML document have more than one
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What happens if the target and name attributes of a link do not match?
What happens if the target and name attributes of a link do not match?
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What are some common metadata tags that can be included in the
section?
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Flashcards
Web Project
Web Project
A digital space built for people to visit and explore.
Web Team
Web Team
A group of people with different skills needed to build a website.
Web Designer
Web Designer
The artist of the web team, designs the website's look & feel.
Web Developer
Web Developer
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Team Dynamics
Team Dynamics
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Communication (in a Web Team)
Communication (in a Web Team)
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Internet
Internet
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URL
URL
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Web Browser
Web Browser
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Web Server
Web Server
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HTTP
HTTP
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DNS
DNS
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Website files
Website files
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IP address
IP address
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HTTP request
HTTP request
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HTTP response
HTTP response
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HTML Unordered List Types
HTML Unordered List Types
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HTML Unordered List - 'circle'
HTML Unordered List - 'circle'
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HTML Unordered List - 'square'
HTML Unordered List - 'square'
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HTML Unordered List - 'none'
HTML Unordered List - 'none'
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HTML Description List
HTML Description List
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HTML Description List Tags
HTML Description List Tags
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tag
- tag
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tag
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Nested Lists
Nested Lists
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block-size Property
block-size Property
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border-block-color Property
border-block-color Property
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Border-block-color (multiple values)
Border-block-color (multiple values)
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Margin (CSS)
Margin (CSS)
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Margin properties (individual)
Margin properties (individual)
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Iframe Target
Iframe Target
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HTML Head Element
HTML Head Element
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Metadata
Metadata
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HTML Title Element
HTML Title Element
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HTML Style Element
HTML Style Element
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External Stylesheet
External Stylesheet
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Rel Attribute
Rel Attribute
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Href Attribute
Href Attribute
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HTML Body Element
HTML Body Element
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HTML Elements
HTML Elements
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Study Notes
1960s-1970s: The Precursors
- Hypertext concept introduced by Ted Nelson in the 1960s
- ARPANET, a precursor to the internet, established in the late 1960s by the U.S. Department of Defense
- ARPANET supported information sharing across connected computers
1980s: Birth of the Web
- Tim Berners-Lee proposed a "mesh" of hypertext documents, accessible via "browsers" in March 1989
- First web browser/editor ("WorldWideWeb") and web server software developed in 1990
- URLs (Uniform Resource Locators), HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), and HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) concepts introduced in 1991
1990s: Commercialization and Expansion
- The first website ("http://info.cern.ch") went live in 1991
- NCSA Mosaic web browser released in 1993, popularized image use and user-friendly navigation
- Commercial websites emerged, accelerating web development
- Companies like Amazon (1995) and eBay (1995) revolutionized online commerce
- Netscape Navigator became the dominant browser
Late 1990s: Dot-com Bubble and Standards
- Rapid internet company growth, peaking in the late 1990s, followed by the dot-com bubble burst
- Significance of web standards for consistency, crucial for the internet's interoperability
- W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) founded in 1994 to establish and promote web standards
2000s: Web 2.0 and Social Media
- Web 2.0 shifted from static pages to dynamic and interactive content
- Social media platforms like Facebook (2004) and YouTube (2005) gained immense popularity
- Blogs, wikis, and user-generated content became integral to social interaction and the web
- Collaboration and sharing were key concepts driving web evolution
2010s: Mobile and Beyond
- Smartphones and mobile devices led to the rise of responsive web design for mobile-friendly content
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Explore the essential roles and responsibilities within a web development team through this quiz. From web designers to content creators, learn how each position contributes to the success of a web project and the importance of communication and adaptability. Test your knowledge of web technology concepts like URLs, HTTP, and DNS.