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| It's a good idea to center everything or mix alignments to give your pages a look less cluttered, more professional, and be easier to navigate. | false |
| Repetition of certain colors and graphics gives this site a unified look and feel. | true |
| proper application of the CARP design principles will markedly improve the look and feel of your web pages. | true |
| Try to avoid the following in your web designs: | busy distracting backgrounds, combinations of text and background with poor contrast, crowding text against the left edge of the page, Paragraphs of type in all bold, caps or italics |
| Try to avoid the following in your web designs: | using multiple font types keep it one or two fonts, avoid underlined text that is not a link, meaningless or useless graphics that are not relevant to the content |
| Try to incorporate the following into your designs: | Simple solid background colors, make the first page fit inside 800 x 600 pixel window,, Add navigational aids [top], site map, search etc., Include contact us link visible on every page |
| Every web page is basically the same thing: | a page of text with formatting specifications in HTML code |
| What do you need to do before you create your first page? | Make and name a new folder in which to store your web pages. |
| Each of the following is an email link. Which one is most appropriate? | Please email us at countryinn@bucolic.com |
| If you want to make the headline text larger, which of the following would you choose? | Select the text and apply "Heading 1". and Select the text and apply bold, plus apply a larger type size. |
| What is the best way to make columns on a web page? | create tables |
| The difference between a Paragraph and a Break is: | A Paragraph has space following it; a Break has no space following it. |
| Which of the following are you not going to do | Type in ALL CAPS |
| How can you tell where a link is going before you click on it? | Position the pointer over the link and read the status bar at the bottom of the the brower window |
