(SEM V) THEORY EXAMINATION 2023-24 WEB DESIGNING

Subject Code: KCS052

Subject Name: Web Designing

Course: B.Tech (Semester V)

Maximum Marks: 100

Duration: 3 Hours

Exam Year: 2023–24

Sections: A, B, and C

SECTION A – Short Answer Questions (2 × 10 = 20 Marks)

Attempt all questions briefly.

✅ Key Topics for Section A

Domain Name: Human-readable web address mapped to IP via DNS.

Responsive Design: Websites adjusting to different screen sizes using CSS grid, flexbox, and media queries.

HTML Tags: Basic structure elements like <html>, <head>, <body>, <p>, <div>.

CSS Syntax: selector { property: value; }

Fonts: Font families – serif, sans-serif, monospace, cursive, fantasy.

JS Datatypes: Number, String, Boolean, Object, Undefined, Null.

JS Loops: for, while, do-while, for-in.

Web Hosting: Storing website files on a server accessible online.

FTP: File Transfer Protocol – used for uploading files to the hosting server.

SECTION B – Medium-Length Questions (10 × 3 = 30 Marks)

Attempt any three of the following.

Website Planning Steps

Define purpose, identify target audience, plan structure, wireframes, select domain, develop & test.

HTML Elements

Root, heading, flow, phrasing elements with examples:            Root: <html>

Heading: <h1>–<h6>                                                                Flow: <div>, <p>

Phrasing: <span>, <a>, <em>

CSS Background Properties

background-color, background-image, background-repeat, background-attachment, background-position.

JavaScript Operators

Types: Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical, Assignment, Conditional, Bitwise, String operators.

Control Panel Usage

Access via cPanel; manage hosting, email, DNS, databases, files, and security settings.

SECTION C – Long / Analytical Questions (10 × 5 = 50 Marks)

Q3. Website Type / Standards

a. Differentiate between static and dynamic websites.

Static: Fixed content using HTML/CSS.                Dynamic: Server-side scripting (PHP, JS) for interactive content.
OR
b. Discuss web standards and W3C recommendations — aim to ensure accessibility, compatibility, and quality.

Q4. HTML Practical & Structure

a. Write HTML code to create a page with two frames —

First row: divided into two columns.  Each frame has a different background color.
OR
b. Discuss definition lists (<dl>) — used to define terms and descriptions (<dt> and <dd>).

Q5. CSS

a. Apply CSS to text — properties like color, font-size, text-align, text-transform, font-family.
OR
b. Explain block elements (<div>, <p>, <section>) and objects (images, forms, tables).

Q6. JavaScript

a. Popup Boxes in JS:

alert(), prompt(), confirm() — interactive dialogs for users.
OR
b. Arrays in JS: Collection of elements; properties (length) and methods (push(), pop(), sort(), reverse()).

Q7. Website Maintenance / SEO

a. Website Maintenance:

Update content, fix bugs, monitor performance, enhance security, regular backups.
OR
b. Search Engine Optimization (SEO):

Types:

On-page SEO: Content, tags, meta data.             Off-page SEO: Backlinks, social signals.

Technical SEO: Performance, mobile-friendliness, sitemap, robots.txt.

Key Topics to Study

HTML & Structure

Tags, attributes, semantic elements (<header>, <article>, <footer>).

Forms, multimedia, lists, and tables.

CSS Styling

Selectors, properties, text formatting, borders, colors, padding/margin.

Responsive design (flexbox, media queries).

JavaScript Programming

Variables, datatypes, functions, events.                  Loops, arrays, operators, and DOM manipulation.

 Web Development Basics

Domain names, hosting, and FTP.                          Web standards and W3C compliance.

SEO and Website Management

Optimization techniques.                                       Maintenance practices for uptime and performance.

Study Tips

Write and test HTML/CSS/JS codes practically using VS Code or online editors.

Focus on definitions + examples for 2-mark questions.

Draw website layouts for frame and structure questions.

Revise syntax and commands for HTML, CSS, and JS.

Understand SEO fundamentals — meta tags, titles, and analytics.