Web Multimedia Fundamentals
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Which language is primarily used for structuring web pages?

  • PHP
  • JavaScript
  • CSS
  • HTML (correct)

What is NOT a feature of HTML5?

  • Graphics support
  • Interaction capabilities
  • Full REST API integration (correct)
  • Video support

Which of the following describes the role of JavaScript in web development?

  • It is used solely for server-side scripting.
  • It functions exclusively for styling content.
  • It is a static markup language.
  • It manages user interaction and webpage dynamics. (correct)

How does the Document Object Model (DOM) relate to a web page once it is loaded in a browser?

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What significant change does HTML5 introduce regarding its doctype definition?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of JavaScript as a programming language?

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Which of the following technologies is NOT part of the HTML5 specification?

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What aspect of web application development does HTML5 emphasize?

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What attribute is used to restrict upload files to only certain formats?

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Which attribute allows users to enter more than one value in input fields?

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What is the purpose of the Download attribute in HTML?

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Which of the following describes the Document Object Model (DOM)?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of JavaScript validation?

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What does the Required attribute in HTML do?

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Which input types can use the min and max attributes?

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What happens when an element is invalid in a form?

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What is a key difference between HTML4 and HTML5 regarding character set definition?

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Which tag is NOT part of the new HTML5 multimedia elements?

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What is essential for the

<p>The for attribute of the label must exactly match the id of the form control. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which HTML5 tag is used to create responsive images?

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What does the W3C Validator mainly check for?

<p>The markup validity of HTML documents. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT considered a new element added in HTML5?

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Which of the following statements is correct about the tag in HTML5?

<p>The <img> tag is an inline element and does not require a closing tag. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the CAN I USE website?

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Flashcards

HTML

HyperText Markup Language; the standard markup language for creating web pages. It specifies the structure of the document.

CSS

Cascading Style Sheets; used to describe how to present web content. It controls the webpage's look and feel.

JavaScript (JS)

A multi-paradigm, open-source scripting language for web applications. It handles user interaction and webpage dynamics.

HTML DOM

Document Object Model; a representation of a web page's structure created by the browser when a page loads.

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HTML5

The fifth major revision of the HTML language. It has improved capabilities for interactivity, video, graphics, and APIs, and adapts to various devices.

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Front-end

The client-side aspects of web development, responsible for the user interface and user interaction with the website.

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Back-end

The server-side aspects of web development, including the server logic, data storage, and functionality.

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Web Application

An application that runs on a web browser, rather than being installed on a computer.

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Minimal HTML5 document

A simplified HTML document structure, characterized by a more straightforward character set, simplified DOCTYPE statements, and optional TYPE attribute, making it easier to use.

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Figure element

A container for images or other media content, often used with a caption for better readability.

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Figure caption

Describes image and graphic content within the figure element.

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Image tag (IMG)

The HTML element used to embed images in a web page; no closing tag needed.

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Alt text for images

Alternative text that describes the image for users who cannot see it, improving accessibility.

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W3C Validator

A tool that checks the code of a webpage to ensure accuracy and proper formatting according to W3C standards.

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Browser compatibility

Ensuring a webpage renders correctly and consistently across different web browsers.

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Debugging tools

Browser features (like developer tools) that help find and fix errors in webpages.

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HTML element grouping

The <element> tag is used for grouping elements within a list to create a logical structure.

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File Upload Restrictions

The accept attribute in upload inputs allows you to specify file types that users can upload. It helps control the content uploaded to the server.

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Multiple Values

The multiple attribute allows users to select multiple entries from an input element. It's often used with checkboxes and file inputs.

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Editable Content

The contenteditable attribute makes HTML content directly editable in the browser. Users can modify the content directly on the page.

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Download Attribute

The download attribute specifies that a link will trigger a download instead of navigating to a different webpage.

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HTML5 Validation

HTML5 validation provides built-in rules to check form data types and values. It helps ensure user input is valid before submission.

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JavaScript Validation

JavaScript validation allows for custom rules and error handling to be applied to forms. This gives developers more control and flexibility over validation.

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DOM (Document Object Model)

The Document Object Model (DOM) represents a web page's structure as a tree. It allows JavaScript to access and manipulate HTML elements dynamically.

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Study Notes

Web Multimedia

  • Web multimedia involves HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Front-end: HTML (structure), CSS (decoration), and JavaScript (logic).
  • Back-end: server-side technologies (like PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails).
  • HTML: HyperText Markup Language for creating webpages/applications. It defines document structure, text content, and multimedia resources.
  • CSS: Cascading Style Sheets for presentation (how the content is displayed).
  • JavaScript: Multi-paradigm, open, cross-platform scripting language. Supports various programming styles (event-driven, functional, imperative) and is used for both client-side (user interaction) and server-side functions. It is fundamental to the web.

HTML DOM (Document Object Model)

  • When loading a web page, the browser creates a Document Object Model representing the page’s structure.
  • Types of nodes: elements and text.
  • Nodes (created in HTML or JavaScript) contain attributes, parameters, and JavaScript functions.

JavaScript Frameworks

  • Angular, Ember.js, Vue.js, Meteor, React Native, Backbone.js, Three.js, Aurelia

Web Functionality

  • Website (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) interacts with a server to display information.
  • Server stores data (and often application logic). CSS and JS help the browser render the page.

HTML5 Overview

  • HTML5 is the fifth major revision of the HTML standard. Published by W3C.
  • HTML5 supports many new elements and capabilities, including interaction, media, graphics, advanced styling effects, and a wide set of APIs.
  • Adaptable to various devices (desktop, mobile, tablet, TV).
  • Developed under open-source licenses.

What is Different About HTML5?

  • Simpler syntax, less complex documentation type.
  • Relaxed syntax constraints on tags and attributes.
  • Added new structural elements (like <nav>, <article>, <section>).

HTML5 Element Flowchart

  • Flowchart helps illustrate how to decide which HTML5 elements to use. Includes aspects like in-page navigation, content structure, and semantic elements.

Multimedia HTML5 Elements

  • HTML5 includes elements like <img>, <figure>, <figcaption>, <audio>, and <video>.

W3C Validators

  • Used for markup and CSS validation.
  • Provides tools to assess the correctness of HTML and CSS code.

Browser Compatibility & Debugging

  • Websites need to check support across different browsers.
  • Tools for debugging and testing code in browsers are essential.

Web Forms

  • Form controls (like text fields, radio buttons, etc.) are structured in HTML.
  • Controls using, <fieldset> and <legend> to group them properly.
  • Labels should be linked to their associated form controls using the for attribute.

HTML Attributes

  • accept: Used to specify the file types (formats) allowed in form input fields.
  • multiple: The allowed value in a form field can be more than one.
  • contenteditable: Allows HTML content to be edited on a webpage.

Useful HTML Attributes (2)

  • download: Allows the download of links.
  • translate: Specifies if the content should be translated when needed.

Client-side Validation

  • JavaScript validation for form elements can be coded for a lot of forms and functionalities.
  • HTML5 offers built-in validation features. This can handle basic form data needs like ensuring length or type. But JavaScript validation is more flexible

HTML Summary

  • Basic HTML concepts (goals, rules and structure) are required to build web pages.

HTML as a Tree

  • HTML is parsed into a tree-like structure (Document Object Model) by the browser.

DOM (Document Object Model)

  • The DOM is a representation of a webpage—a structured, tree-like model.
  • JavaScript can use the DOM to access and interact with web page elements.

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This quiz covers the essentials of web multimedia, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You'll learn about the roles of front-end and back-end technologies, as well as the structure of the HTML DOM. Perfect for beginners looking to enhance their web development skills.

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