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Topic: Web Design and Development 2



An exercise to help you learn & practice the most up-to-date IT (information technology)-related words and expressions. This exercise is on the terminology relating to web design and development.

Choose the best response to complete each of the sentences below.


1. Make sure that the _____________________ is consistent for all the pages on the site.
  feel and look
  viewability
  look and feel

2. I think you should _____________________ the colors a little more.
  play
  play with
  play on

3. Can you make the header _____________________ a little more? ( = Can you make it more noticeable?)
  stand up
  stand out
  stand down

4. This page is not very _____________________.
  user-friendly
  user-friend
  use-friendly

5. I've designed three versions of the site _____________________.
  so you can look
  so you can look at
  for you to look at

6. Can we look at some other color _____________________?
  schemes
  scams
  skims

7. When you're staging a site, you're _____________________.
  making sure everything is ok before it goes up
  designing a site from scratch
  taking down a site

8. When a site is "live" _____________________.
  only the developers can see it
  no one can see it
  everyone can see it

9. Make sure you test the site on _____________________ browsers.
  multitask
  multiple
  multiplex

10. We'd like you to create a professional _____________________ for the new site.
  interface
  intercom
  interview


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VOCABULARY REVIEW: Web design

Need to learn or review useful vocabulary used in web design? We've got you covered!

Above the fold
Definition: The part of a webpage that is visible without scrolling.
Example:
Important content should appear above the fold to catch attention.

Grid system
Definition: A structure that helps designers align content consistently.
Example:
The grid system keeps images and text perfectly aligned.

Loading time
Definition: How long a webpage takes to fully appear on the screen.
Example:
Reducing image size can improve loading time.

Hover effect
Definition: A visual change that happens when the user moves the mouse over an element.
Example:
The button changes color with a hover effect.

Consistency
Definition: Using the same design styles throughout a website.
Example:
Consistency in colors and fonts builds trust with users.

Mobile-first design
Definition: Designing a website for mobile devices before desktop versions.
Example:
Mobile-first design ensures the site works well on small screens.

Content management system (CMS)
Definition: Software that allows users to update website content without coding.
Example:
WordPress is a popular CMS for blogs and business websites.

Visual hierarchy
Definition: Arranging elements to show their importance.
Example:
Headings are larger to create a clear visual hierarchy.

Prototype
Definition: An interactive model used to test a website before final development.
Example:
The team tested the prototype to get user feedback.

SEO (search engine optimization)
Definition: Techniques used to help a website appear higher in search engine results.
Example:
Good SEO helps the website attract more visitors from Google.


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