Chapter 5 Review
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DrMorris Plus on January 7, 2012
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Chapter 5 Review
Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5
http://webdevfoundations.net
Classes:
VT 1400, Prof. Kearl, Spring 2013
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 repetition | Design principle: repeat visual elements |
| WAI | W3C group that promotes accessibility |
| jello | Page layout: page content is typically in a centered div |
| target audience | When designing a website keep the preferences of these people in mind |
| ice | Page layout: page content has a fixed width and often hugs the left margin |
| hierarchical | Most commercial websites use this type of organization |
| alignment | Design principle: line up elements to create visual unity |
| timeliness | May be determined by the last update and/or copyright date |
| multimedia | Use to enhance rather than distract from the page content |
| click here | Avoid the use of this phrase when coding hyperlinks |
| liquid | Page layout: a fluid web page that takes up 100% of the browser window |
| proximity | Design principle: placing related items physically close together |
| optimization | Configuring graphics with appropriate dimensions and file size for web display |
| white space | Empty space on a web page between elements |
| linear | Website organization well-suited to tutorials or step-by-step presentations |
| accessibility | Equivalent content for visitors with physical disabilities provides for this |
| random | An artistic or non-commercial website may use this type of organization |
| wireframe | A sketch of the structure of a web page |
| contrast | Design principle: adds visual interest and ensures readability |
| small screen size | A constraint of designing for the mobile web |
| perceivable | WCAG principle that calls for content that is easy to see or hear |
| operable | WCAG principle that calls for navigation and form usable with either keyboard or mouse |
| understandable | WCAG principle that calls for content that is well-organized, easy to follow, and displays error messages as needed |
| robust | WCAG principle that calls for content that is compatible with multiple operating systems, browsers, and assistive technologies such as screen reader applications |
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