D276 Web Development Foundations - Set 1 - Part 3

Correct Answer: Margin-left

The margin-left property sets the space between the element's left border and surrounding elements.

Correct Answer: <h1>

The <h1> element defines the highest-level (largest) heading. Headings run from <h1> down to <h6>, and using them in order gives a page a clear, accessible document structure.

Correct Answer: color

The color property sets the color of an element's text. The background-color property sets the area behind the content, not the text itself.

Correct Answer: Alternative text describing the image for accessibility

The alt attribute supplies alternative text describing the image. Screen readers announce it to visually impaired users, and browsers display it if the image fails to load.

Correct Answer: #idname

The hash symbol (#) selects an element by its id, as in #header. A period (.) selects by class, and an element name alone selects all elements of that type.

Correct Answer: <ul>

The <ul> element creates an unordered, bulleted list, with each item wrapped in <li>. The <ol> element creates an ordered, numbered list instead.

Correct Answer: <a>

The <a> (anchor) element creates a hyperlink, using the href attribute to specify the destination. The <link> element is used in the <head> to reference external resources such as stylesheets.

Correct Answer: margin

Margin is the space outside an element's border, separating it from neighboring elements. Padding is the space between the content and the border, inside the element.

Correct Answer: It tells the browser the document is HTML5

The <!DOCTYPE html> declaration tells the browser to render the page using HTML5 standards mode, ensuring consistent, standards-compliant behavior across browsers.

Correct Answer: href

The href (hypertext reference) attribute of an <a> element specifies the URL the link points to. The src attribute is used by elements like <img> and <script> to load a resource.