Web Design and Development 4
An exercise covering the vocabulary of web design and digital product development. These expressions appear in design briefs, project specifications, and the day-to-day communications of web teams.
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Choose the correct response to complete each sentence.
1. It's a bad idea to create long pages that require extensive __________________.
Correct answer: scrolling.
2. I've created some anchor links, so it should be easier to __________________ now.
Correct answer: navigate.
3. The new section is great, but it doesn't adhere to all of our company's __________________.
Correct answer: guidelines.
4. Make sure you __________________ the graphics in Photoshop before uploading them.
Correct answer: optimize.
5. Most web designers no longer use __________________.
Correct answer: frames.
6. When I design a site, I like to keep the __________________ simple.
Correct answer: interface.
7. We cannot have intrusive ____________________ on our site.
Correct answer: pop-ups or pop-up ads.
8. Balance has always been a key __________________ in good design.
Correct answer: component.
9. A site that adheres to recognized standards is described as standards-____________________.
Correct answer: compliant.
10. We need to redesign the site ____________________ customers feel secure when purchasing our products online.
Correct answer: so that our.
📚 Important Words to Know
responsive design — a web design approach that makes pages render well on a variety of devices and screen sizes
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) — techniques used to improve a website's visibility in organic search engine results
wireframe — a simplified visual guide representing the layout of a web page before full design is applied
front-end — the part of a website or application that users interact with directly, built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
back-end — the server-side of a website or application that handles data processing, storage, and business logic
CMS (Content Management System) — software enabling users to create, manage, and publish digital content without technical expertise
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) — the standard language used to create and structure content on the web
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) — a language used to describe the visual presentation and layout of HTML documents
domain name — the unique web address used to identify a website, such as businessenglishsite.com
hosting — a service that stores a website's files and makes them accessible via the internet
responsive design — a web design approach that makes pages render well on a variety of devices and screen sizes
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) — techniques used to improve a website's visibility in organic search engine results
wireframe — a simplified visual guide representing the layout of a web page before full design is applied
front-end — the part of a website or application that users interact with directly, built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
back-end — the server-side of a website or application that handles data processing, storage, and business logic
CMS (Content Management System) — software enabling users to create, manage, and publish digital content without technical expertise
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) — the standard language used to create and structure content on the web
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) — a language used to describe the visual presentation and layout of HTML documents
domain name — the unique web address used to identify a website, such as businessenglishsite.com
hosting — a service that stores a website's files and makes them accessible via the internet
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