SECTION A — Short Description Needed
Section A asks basic questions on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FTP, hosting, comments, forms, and tags. Each answer should be written as a small paragraph describing the meaning or usage of the concept. These questions test your understanding of basic web designing elements.
Extra sample questions:
Explain inline CSS in short.
Describe the purpose of the <head> tag.
Explain client-side scripting in a short paragraph.
SECTION B — Medium Description Needed
Section B contains practical and conceptual questions like CSS selectors, domain & hosting, coding practices, navigation bars, and JavaScript programs. Answers must be written in one clear paragraph describing the steps, purpose, examples, or working. This section checks your ability to explain web concepts in detail without writing too much theory.
Extra sample questions:
Explain internal CSS with example in one paragraph.
Describe the use of JavaScript events like onclick or onchange.
Explain why validation is important in web forms.
SECTION C — Long Description Needed
Section C includes high-level descriptive questions such as responsive website development, website principles, SEO, box model, DNS, domain registration, and full website creation tasks. Here you must write a long paragraph explaining the full concept step-by-step in clear sentences.
Extra sample questions:
Explain the importance of mobile-friendly responsive design.
Describe the working of search engines in a descriptive paragraph.
Explain the concept of hosting servers and how websites go live on the internet.