Exam 5: Responsive Design Part 1 Designing for Mobile Devices

While developing her  website, she wants to  follow a mobile-first strategy. What viewport should she focus on first? 

On a traditional Windows desktop computer, the _____ is usually the window itself.

Hiding nonessential content in the mobile viewport minimizes _____.

Zach wants to present his content in such a way that the site content shrinks and expands according to the type of device used to access the site. Which of the following layouts should Zach use for this purpose?

Developers use _____ to measure the widths of the wireframe elements and flexible images. 

Displaying what mobile device users need and want on a single screen with extensive scrolling and zooming creates a more enjoyable experience.

Fixed layouts do not work well for smaller viewports.

Responsive sites use pc as their unit of measurement.

By default, element borders use a 90-degree angle at each corner. 

_____ is an effective troubleshooting tool during the development process and adds a valuable level of professionalism to one's work.

Developers use percentages to measure the widths of the wireframe elements and flexible images. 

Styling content for mobile devices is the same as styling content for a desktop display.

Traditionally, for a browser to use a specified font, it had to be stored on the local client machine.

The  viewport refers to the area of the webpage that a user sees at any one time, regardless of device, browser, screen size, screen resolution, window size, or orientation.

When following a mobile-first strategy, a mobile user must be presented with desktop content also.

If a document has any errors, _____ gives one a chance to identify and correct them.

Webpages that require users to zoom and scroll to read and navigate the website attract more visitors.

If you already have page content, you may need to hide some content for a mobile viewport. 

Many mobile viewport designs use a _____ button or icon to display or toggle a navigation system. 

A _____ is the viewing area for a webpage, which is much smaller on a phone than on a traditional desktop.