The CIW v5 Site Designer quiz assesses skills in web design and development, focusing on image manipulation, server configuration, and W3C standards compliance. It prepares learners for practical challenges in designing and maintaining interactive, high-traffic websites.
Resample the image to adjust the print size.
Resample the image to increase the resolution.
Resample the image to decrease the color depth.
Resample the image to decrease the pixel dimensions.
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User surveys
Site server logs
Online e-mail links
Opt-in bulk mail services
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The staging server should have the same hardware and software configuration as the production server.
The staging server should have a different operating system from that of the production server for flexibility during testing.
The staging server should have a slower processor and less RAM than the production server because it is just a test server.
The staging server should have more RAM and a faster processor than the production server because testing is more intensive than production use.
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The alt attribute
A linked style sheet
A closing </img> tag
An embedded style sheet
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GIF
SVG
BMP
JPEG
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Li {layout:inline}
Li {display:inline}
Li {display:block}
Ul {display:inline}
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P [margin: 1in]
P (margin: 1in)
P { margin: 1in }
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A content region.
An editable region.
A CSS style sheet.
A tag to hold content.
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The tag
The tag
The tag
The tag
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Social engineering
Identity exploitation
Information probing
Intellectual deception
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Colspan="4"
Colspan="6"
Rowspan="6"
Width="100%"
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Allow proprietary software to run in other vendors' browsers.
Ensure consistent display in various browsers and platforms.
Define a language that incorporates data structures and internal logic.
allow markup elements to combine both structure and formatting in a single text file.
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Monitor network traffic during peak hours.
Place a hit counter on each page of the Web site.
Analyze the Web site server logs to measure page access.
Call users and ask them which sections of the site they visit often.
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Summary
Summary
Summary
Summary
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87a
87b
89a
89b
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Top: 100px; left: 100px
position: relative; top: 100px; left: 100px
Position: absolute;top: 100px;left: 100px
Position: absolute;margin-top: 100px;margin-left: 100px
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Selecting rectangular sections of a larger graphic to be divided into smaller images during export.
Creating an animated GIF file from a single large image file to decrease perceived download time.
Merging several small image files into a single large image file to simplify placement on the Web page.
Selecting sections of a single image and saving them as separate JPG files in a specially created folder.
Live server
Production server
Redundant server
Development server
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One style sheet cannot be applied to multiple pages.
Certain styles cannot be rendered the same on all pages.
Linked styles will be overridden by embedded or inline styles on the page.
Your site uses multiple linked style sheets, which are conflicting with one another.
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Use TIF images with transparent backgrounds.
Use JPG images with transparent backgrounds.
Use GIF 89a images with transparent backgrounds.
Use GIF 89b images with transparent backgrounds.
Table layout and relative font sizes
Table layout and absolute font sizes
CSS positioning and relative font sizes
CSS positioning and absolute font sizes
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Proxy server policy.
Strong password policy.
Restricted access policy.
Firewall configuration policy.
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Filtering traffic at the firewall
Changing passwords on a regular basis
Installing Apache server rather than Microsoft IIS
Placing the database and the Web server on separate systems
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The Web server's available bandwidth
The Web server's authentication mechanisms
The TCP/IP software installed on the Web server
The log file mechanisms that exist on the Web server
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</img>
</img>
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Develop Web sites and manage Web site resources.
Create the blueprint for the site and plan the navigation.
Evaluate available resources and create specifications.
Create Flash animations and user interfaces for Web applications.
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The site should support the vision of the company.
The site should replicate the company's product brochure.
The site should support one aspect of the company's goals.
The site should expand the vision of the company into new areas.
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Design specification
Content specification
Architecture specification
Functionality specification
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Java
ActiveX
JavaScript
Document Object Model (DOM)
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An opt-out option to discontinue receiving the messages
An opt-in option to receive similar messages from related companies
A section in which recipients can provide feedback about the company
Coupons for product specials that can be printed and redeemed on future purchases
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They infringe on copyrights.
They interfere with the design process.
They are unlikely to fulfill all design specifications.
They contain business logic that cannot be modified.
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Use metadata effectively and appropriately.
Use pop-up advertisements for weekly specials.
Send e-mail to all current and potential customers.
Design trademarks and logos to resemble those of competitors.
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A Web page should contain less than 10 percent white space at any time.
A Web page should contain more than 10 percent white space, but no more than 20 percent.
A Web page should contain approximately 50 percent less text than a printed page containing the same information.
A Web page should contain approximately 20 percent less text than a printed page containing the same information.
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Asking the corporate customers for their favorite colors, and then incorporating those colors into a style guide
Choosing at least five individuals who represent the target audience demographic, and then using testers with varying degrees of computer experience to review the site
Creating a set of real-world activities that the company wants to provide to its customers, and then assigning those activities as tasks to accomplish, with step-by-step directions for completing them
Using the bottom-up approach to site development by asking the corporate customers for the type of functionality they expect from the site, and then designing the look and feel of the site around those functions
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Discuss the survey results and develop the site mission with the CEO, and then design the site.
Design the site according to W3C standards, and then meet with the CEO after the site is completed.
Convince the CEO that blinking marquees and Flash ineffectively convey a Web site's message and should not be used.
Implement the CEO's suggestions for including the latest technologies because the primary responsibility of a Web designer is to give customers what they request.
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Buy an e-mail list from a vendor that sells a similar product.
Give customers the option to receive or to stop receiving bulk e-mail.
Send e-mail messages to all customer e-mail addresses collected at the time of purchase.
Generate a list of e-mail addresses from a directory listing of people who work in the same field as your company.
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Imported style sheets override embedded styles.
Imported style sheets work with all older browsers.
Multiple style sheets can be applied using one style declaration.
Imported style sheets are the only way to override the default style of a browser.
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When a casual tone is appropriate
When the audience will understand the terms
When the Web designer understands the jargon
When you want to demonstrate the superiority of your site
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Interactivity
Static layout
Dynamic HTML
Database integration
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All XHTML tables within the site
All HTML content written to 4.01 specifications
All audio content without a text-based alternative
All visual content without an accessible audio alternative
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By size
By color
By value
By shape
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To organize a list of hyperlinks
To make it easy for users to visit other sites
To enable user movement throughout the site
To make it easy for users to reach the home page
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Radial
Additive
Subtractive
Transitional
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Create an alternative page that does not list the audio files.
Require a text-only version of each audio transmission from the site.
Create a disclaimer on the page for the audio file format and site visitors who are hard-of-hearing.
Convert all transmissions into the Ogg Vorbis format, which is easily accessible using additional audio plug-ins.
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Suggest replacing the information with a company slogan.
Rewrite the mission, vision and values as single, short phrases.
Include the mission, vision and values in their entirety on the home page.
Provide a top-level link to a page containing the mission, vision and values information.
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Font-family: bold, italics;
Font-family=monotype, courier
Font-family: Impact, Verdana, Geneva;
Font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
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Site users prefer Flash streaming media plug-ins.
Most site users do not use plug-ins in their browsers.
A resolution of 800x600 pixels is the minimum design standard.
Most site users still have modem connections with speeds of 56 Kbps.
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Two
Four
Six
Eight
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