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Section 1

(50 cards)

HTML markup elements

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identify document sections and elements

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HTML file

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includes the text that the user sees in the browser, contained within HTML markup elements the user cannot see

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True

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With style sheets the presentation properties are separate from the content

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true

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The new HTML5 <output> element contains the results of a calculation.

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<body>

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includes the content that the user sees in the browser window, such as text, images, video or audio content, forms for gathering information, interactive content, and hypertext links to other web resources.

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<head>

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the container for all of the descriptive information about the document, including the document title, coding standards, links to external style sheets, and scripting code for interaction.

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element

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a pair of HTML tags containing content. Let you build the structure for you web page content.

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declaration

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tells the browser how to display the rule

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web pages

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text documents that use HTML to tell the browser how to display each section.

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font

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the typeface in a particular size such as Times Roman 24 point

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insety

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Which border-style keyword creates a three-dimensional border that appears to set the entire box into the page?

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root element

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the container element for all other elements in the document

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void elements

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HTML elements that contain only a single tag, they contain no content, they insert something onto the page

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True

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Fixed-width designs tend to have the same proportions as the printed page

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fallbacks

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Using the font-family property, a list of fonts separated by a comma provides which of the following?

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rendering engine

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software that reads the document's HTML code and associated CSS style information and displays the resulting formatted content in the browser window. Ex. Google Chrome

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font-variant

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Which font property lets you define small capitals, which are often used for chapter openings, acronyms, and other special purposes?

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True

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None of the content in the head element appears in the browser window

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CSS

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displays information for different devices, such as a smartphone, tablet, or competer screen, and presentation characteristics.

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typeface

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the name of the type, such as Times New Roman or Futura Condensed

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You can ____ by repeating colors and fonts and by using a page layout that allows information to be organized in a hierarchy.

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<html>

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root element of a web document

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false

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You can only use positive values when specifying margins.

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True

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the most engaging aspect of browsing the web is the linking of information on related topics using hypertext.

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false

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Don't use the line-height property because it will usually decrease the legibility of your text.

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Document type or doctype

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specifies the rules for the document language so the browser knows how to interpret the HTML code and display it properly.

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True

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To add presentation information to web pages, web designers use a style language called Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

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<canvas>

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Which of the following is a new element of HTML5 that lets scripting applications dynamically render graphics, animations, or other visual images?

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selector

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determines the element to which the rule is applied

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style sheet

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a set of style rules that describes the display characteristics of a document

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true

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Every browser interprets HTML in its own way, based on its rendering engine.

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markup language

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a structured language that lets you identify common section of a web page such a s headings, paragraphs, and lists with markup tags that define each section.

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Which of the following lets you control the presentation characteristics of an entire web site with a single document?

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0

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What margin value should you set if you want to remove the default margin spacing that is built into the browser?

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True

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CSS lets you control the presentation characteristics of an entire web site with a single style sheet document.

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true

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HTML is a markup language

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Flexible

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Which type of page layout can adapt to different screen resolutions?

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True

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An HTML tag includes an opening bracket, an element name, and a closing bracket.

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style rules

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express the style characteristics for an HTML element

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<head> and <body> elements

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the two main sections of an HTML document

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times

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If you design your pages using a font that your user does not have installed, the browser defaults to ____ on a Macintosh.

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attributes

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let you provide more information about an element, placed in the start tag of an element. They are expressed in the form of a name and value. The value should always be in quotes.

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False

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The <frames> element is a new element in HTML5.

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block-level

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Which box types appear as blocks such as paragraphs.

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media queries

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are CSS statements that let you specify different style rules for different media destinations.

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HTML

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hypertext markup language

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selector and declaration

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two parts of style rules

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list-style image

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Which property lets you replace the standard list symbol with an image of your choice?

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<title>

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included in the head section, this element contains the title of the document, which is shown in the title bar or page tab of the browser and appears as the bookmark text. It is a primary source of information for search engines and is the first text users see in a list of search results

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True

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Including text as graphics means users cannot search for that text.

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Section 2

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embedded content

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load external content into the web page like image, or video files

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hypertext system

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you can jump from one related topic to another web page, or allow you to open or download a file such as music, image movie, or executable file

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well-formed document

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one that adheres to the syntax rules described

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False

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Never use closing tags

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interactive content

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<a> element which creates hyperlink and the audio and video elements if the user can control the content

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quirks mode

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when the document type is not stated, the browser renders the page like an older browser, allowing the 'quirky' code form the earlier days of web development

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single sourcing

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multi purposing of content, where one source of content is maintained but disseminated to different users or device

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Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML)

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a standard system for specifying document structure, which he called the HTML.

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Rule 1 for XHTML

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Documents must be well formed

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XML Extensible Markup Language

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XML lets developers define their own markup language

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Rule 5 for XHTML

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Attribute values must be contained in quotation marks

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<!DOCTYPE html>

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doctype statement for HTML

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lowercase

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use all lowercase or uppercase for element names?

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HTML5 <!DOCTYPE>

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is less complicated than in previous versions of HTML

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Document Type Definition (DTD)

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a set of rules that contains all the elements, attributes, and usage rules for the markup language you are using

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Tim Berners-Lee

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Proposed HTML at CERN in 1989, he was looking for a way to easily mange and share information among scientific colleagues over the Internet

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strict HTML 5

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are consistent with XML syntax

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Rule 3 for XHTML

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Use all lowercase for element names

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<header>

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New HTML 5 feature for header 3

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Rule 4 for XHTML

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always use closing tags

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Yes but not overlap

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Can you nest HTML element?

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<nav>

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New HTML 5 feature for navigation bar 1

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<footer>

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New HTML 5 feature for footer 4

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standards mode

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when you include a document type, the browser presents the document using W3C rules

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<meta>

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specifies the document content type and character

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Rule 2 for XHTML

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All tags must nest properly and not overlap

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False

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web browsers are not forgiving of nonstandard coding

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The key to displaying your web pages correctly in the browser

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is stating the correct <!DOCTYPE> and MIME type

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metadata

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information about the document itself, how to present the document or what other documents are related to it, such as style sheets. it is contained in the <title>, <script>, and <style> elements that are in the head section

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Sectioning Root

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<body> element

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local data storage

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New HTML 5 feature 8

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hypertext

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a nonlinear way of organizing information

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<section>

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New HTML 5 feature for section 2

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World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

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founded in 1994 at MIT, is set standards for HTML and provides an open, nonproprietary forum for industry and academic representatives

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XHTML Extensible Hypertext Markup Language

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reformulated HTML in XML, keeping all the same elements and attributes as HTML 4.01

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Flow Content elements

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most of the elements that are used within the body section of the document.

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Sectioning content

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divides a document into sections, each of which can have its own set of headings

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Phrasing content

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elements that are used within lines of text in a document

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Support application for browser

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New HTML 5 feature 6

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<video> and <audio>

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New HTML 5 feature for different types of rich media 5

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validator

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software that checks an HTML document for syntax errors to test for code compliance.

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background data processing

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New HTML 5 feature 9

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Loose and Strict HTML 5

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HTML 5 two syntaxes

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deprecated element

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the element would be removed from future releases of HTML, ex: <font>

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drag and drop

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New HTML 5 feature 7

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loose HTML 5

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more relaxed and allows authors to use shortcuts in their code

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display elements, framesets, and frames

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HTML 5 removed them from previous versions of HTML

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Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME)

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originated as a standard for email, but has grown to defining content types for the web

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True

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HTML reduces the complexity of using SGML

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heading content

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<h1> thru <h6> plus <header>

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Section 3

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designing for accssibility

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developing web pages that remain accessible despite any physical, sensory, and cognitive disabilities; work constraints; or technological barriers on the part of the user

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mockup

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a page layout that is a sketch of the desired design

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wireframe

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show a more complete versioin of the page designs, including navigation elements, search functions...

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access keys

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lets users access sections of the site with keystrokes which are listed on the Accessibility page

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grid

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a conceptual layout device that aligns your page content into columns and rows

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transparent

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their allowed content is inherited from their parent element

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Attributes in HTML 5

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all display information is specified with CSS, so far fewer attributes are necessary

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active white space

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white space that is used deliberately

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three click rule

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don't make your users click more than three times to get to the content they desire

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content management system CMS

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a software that allows editing and publishing of content to different formats such as a desktop and mobile site

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Requirements

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the list of customers needs, such as capability, tabbed menu navigation, branding requirements, mobile site design, integration with a content management system, and anything else that will create the desired outcome for the site

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separate mobile or responsive design

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designers can use these strategies to serve their content

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construction and content development

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encompasses all of the techinical development of the site, including page coding and validation, application etc.

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billboard

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a site that establish a web presence for a business or commercial venture

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virtual gallery

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site to show of samples of art and design

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RSS ( real simple syndication)

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a syndication service provided by web sites that automatically distribute content. A format for web feeds that update users who subscribe to this service

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responsive design

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you design your web pages to adapt to different screen sizes, from smart phones to desktop monitors using CSS and media queries

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screen resolution

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the width and height of the screen in pixels

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1024 x 768

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a default setting for a majority of 15-17 inch monitors

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flexible layout

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can fill the screen at different screen resolutions, and is flexible to accomodate the wider screen resolution

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look and feel

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the interface that the user must navigate, how the site works and the personality it conveys the user

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portal

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act as gateways to the web and offer an array of services including searching, email, shopping, etc

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Section 508

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the law requires federal agencies to provide information technology that is accessible to federal employees and citizens who have disabilites

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separate mobile site

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you can offer two versions of your site, one for desktop computers and one for mobile devices

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passive white space

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the blank areas that border areas that border the screen or are the result of mismatched shapes.

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1366x768

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a common laptop computer resolution

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Named elements

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HTML 5 replaces <div> with these on the page

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cookies

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small pieces of text-based data that are stored in the user's machine.

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Valid Code

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conforms to the usage rules of W3C

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web workers

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background scripting processes that can run in the browser while the user is performing other actions, there are Java Script apps

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CSS media queries

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let you customize web page designs for different devices based on attributes such as screen width, resolution, and orientation.

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site specification

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the design document for your site

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user-controlled font size

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lets users switch to a legible alternate page version to make text easier to read

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wikis

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a type of online database that accepts contributions from multiple authors

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Semantic Markup

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a descriptive markup that identifies he intended use of document section, goes hand in hand with the new sectioning elements in HTML 5

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optional navigation links

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let users with screen readers skip repetitive navigation links and jump directly to the page content

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fixed design

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all the designer to control the look of the web pages as if it were a printed page, it stays centered in the browser window.

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<div>

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in the past, HTML authors used this element to structure the page

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taxonomy

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classifies and names content in a hierarchical structure

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high-contrast version

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lets users switch to a legible alternate age version to make text easier to read

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publishing

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a site that contain multiple levels of information with many page designs

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