True or False Questions

1.Image Layout - T/F. Suppose that you have a paragraph with a fairly large image directly inside it. You want the paragraph text to surround the image instead of having the image look like a really large character. You also do not want elements below the paragraph to jump up to surround the image. To accomplish all this, you must apply float to the image and place the CSS rule "clear:both" just after the paragraph.

2.Selecting Colors - T/F. When designing a web page, your instructor suggests that you achieve a professional look by selecting colors from an image on the page. You can easily do this using a color picker browser plugin.

3.Mobile Layout - T/F. When defining a layout for mobile device, it is customary to have a single column layout.

4. Responsive Design - T/F. Responsive design means a web page that is not slow when the user clicks a button.

5. Mobile Design - T/F. When designing a page for mobile as well as desktop widths, it is recommended that you begin laying out for desktop. Then, once your desktop layout looks good, add CSS rule sets for mobile layout (usually converting side by side divs to a single column due to narrower viewport).