Introduction to Web Development and the Internet

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What is the Internet?

A global network of interconnected computers exchanging information.

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What protocols does the Internet commonly use for communication?

TCP/IP.

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What resources can the Internet provide access to?

Websites, emails, and online services.

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What is an intranet?

A private network within an organization.

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What are the main uses of an intranet?

Internal communication, file sharing, and collaboration.

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How does an intranet differ from the Internet?

Restricted access, controlled security, internal use only.

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What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?

A collection of websites accessible via the Internet.

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Which protocols does the WWW use to deliver content?

HTTP and HTTPS.

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What are the main components of the WWW?

Webpages, hyperlinks, browsers, and servers.

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What is HTML5/XHTML used for?

Structure and content of websites.

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What is CSS3 used for?

Styling and layout of websites.

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What is JavaScript used for?

Interactivity and dynamic behavior on websites.

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What are PHP and MySQL used for?

Server-side scripting and database management.

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What does multimedia integration involve in web development?

Adding images, audio, and video to websites.

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What are APIs used for in web development?

Allow integration with external services.

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What is user-centric design?

Designing for ease of navigation and usability.

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Why is consistency important in web design?

Maintains a uniform look and feel across the site.

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What does accessibility mean in web design?

Ensuring content is usable for all users, including those with disabilities.

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What is responsive design?

Designing websites to adapt to multiple devices.

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Why is website performance important?

Fast-loading websites improve user experience.

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What should be considered about the target audience?

Their needs and the purpose of the website.

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What is information architecture?

Organizing content effectively for easy navigation.

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Why is browser compatibility important?

Ensures the website works correctly on different browsers and devices.

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What security considerations are important in web development?

Protecting user data and ethical use of technology.

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Why is maintenance and scalability important for websites?

To keep the site functional and able to grow with user needs.

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Name two text editors used for web development.

VS Code and Sublime Text.

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Name three local server tools for web development.

XAMPP, WAMP, MAMP.

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What is Git & GitHub used for?

Version control and collaboration.

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Name graphic editors commonly used in web design.

Photoshop, Figma, Canva.

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Why are browsers with developer tools important?

They allow testing and debugging of websites.

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How do websites enhance visibility and credibility?

By showcasing individuals or organizations online.

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What functions can websites serve?

Communication, marketing, e-commerce, and services.

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How do websites support global information sharing?

Enable sharing of information in real-time.

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How do websites support business operations?

Through customer engagement, brand building, and operational platforms.

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What is the Client-Server Model?

Interaction between browsers (clients) and web servers.

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What are Web Standards (W3C)?

Guidelines for building accessible and interoperable websites.

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What is the User-Centric Design Theory?

Designing websites for optimal user experience.

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What is Information Architecture in web development?

Organizing content for easy navigation and usability.

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What is the basic structure of an HTML page?

with , , and tags including
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Provide a basic CSS styling example for body text.

body { font-family: Arial, sans-serif; background-color: #f0f0f0; color: #333; }

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Provide a CSS styling example for an h1 element.

h1 { color: #0056b3; text-align: center; }

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Give an example of an intranet application.

Company internal communication network.

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Name examples of government and educational websites.

Portals for public services and school management systems.

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Name examples of e-commerce platforms.

Lazada and Shopee.

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Give examples of personal/professional websites.

Portfolio websites for freelancers or professionals.

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Give examples of media websites.

News and online media portals.

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What are foundational concepts for web development?

Internet, intranet, and WWW.

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What is essential for effective websites?

Proper planning, standards compliance, and user-focused design.

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How do support tools and multimedia affect web development?

They enhance the development process and user experience.

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Why is understanding web technology important for students?

It enables informed design and development decisions.