Introduction to web design
1. XHTML is the current standard language used to create web pages.
2. Responsive web design is the practice of building a website suitable to work on every device and every screen size no matter how small or large, mobile or desktop.
3. Geosites is one of the popular free web presence provider, which helps you to create your own website free of cost.
4. WAIS is the powerful system for searching and retrieving information from database scattered across the Net.
5. Webmaster System administrator for world wide web server is called
6. Hackers is a computer user who illegally visit network computers to lookout or cause harm.
7. WWW makes it easy and possible for nearly anyone to publish and browse hypertext document on the internet.
8. The component that traverses the web collecting information about pages is called gather.
9. CERN is a Swiss organisation that developed WWW.
10. A cookies information stored by web server and a client system.
HTML basics
1. HTML is considered as markup language.
2. Code view shows the underlying HTML code for the page but not how it works it will look on the browser
3. Web page designed in HTML is called as
4. HTML program is saved using . HTML extension
5. <ul> tag is used for unordered list in HTML
6. <div> defines a section in a document
7. <form> define an HTML form for user input
8. Meta element can be added in the <head> section of the HTML page
9. Header defines a header for a document or section
10. To create the hyperlink in web page we use <a> tag
Editor
1. Notepad++ is governed by GPL licence.
2. Notepad++ is written in C++and use pure win32api and STL which insurance higher execution speed and smaller program size.
3. In sublime text, sinppets allows user to save blocks of frequently used codes and assign keywords to them.
4. The dark background on sublime text is intended to reduce eye strain and increase the amount of contrast with the text.
5. Vi and vim mostly used with Linux but also available with multiple platforms.
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