SKILL BENCHMARK
Web Fundamentals Literacy (Beginner Level)
- 20m
- 20 questions
The Web Fundamentals Literacy benchmark will measure your ability to define the purpose of three key website programming and design languages - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will be assessed on your skills to create a simple web page using HTML, control text styles & layout using CSS, define JavaScript functions, and access and manipulate web page content using DOM. A learner who scores high on this benchmark demonstrates that they have the skills to design a simple web page using HTML, apply styles to the web page with CSS, and make it dynamic by responding to user events by adding JavaScript.
Topics covered
- add color to HTML elements for improved effect
- apply grid templates to organize page layout and content
- compare client and server-side programming
- configure combo boxes and radio buttons on a form
- declare and use an array function to manipulate its data
- define semantic tags and recognize the need for them
- define various JavaScript programming concepts, such as functions, arrays, and objects
- identify common HTML tags and their attributes
- identify the need for styling HTML documents using CSS
- insert a table into an existing web page and use it to organize data
- outline the elements of the DOM (Document Object Model) and identify its role in document structure
- perform basic math operations using JavaScript functions
- recognize the architecture of a web application by using the appropriate terminology
- respond to HTML events with JavaScript
- use a text editor and HTML to build a simple web page
- use functions to modify, change, and print variable values
- use JavaScript to validate user input via forms
- work with border styles to distinguish content
- work with different types of selectors, such as id and class selectors
- work with form elements to add a form with controls to an existing web page
