Workshop

The workshop contains quiz questions and activities to help you solidify your understanding of the material covered. Try to answer all questions before looking at the "Answers" section that follows.

Quiz

1:	What are three ways to help people stay aware of the fact that all your pages form a single cohesive web site?
2:	What two types of information should always be included in the home page that people encounter at your site?
3:	If you want to say, "Don't change this image of me. It's my only chance at immortality," to future editors of a web page, but you don't want people who view the page to see that message, how would you do it?

Answers

A1:	(a) Use consistent background, colors, fonts, and styles. (b) Repeat the same link words or graphics on the top of the page that the link leads to. (c) Repeat the same small header, buttons, or other element on every page of the site.
A2:	(a) Enough identifying information so that she can immediately see the name of the site and what it is about. (b) Whatever the most important message you want to convey to your intended audience is, stated directly and concisely. Whether it's your mission statement or trademarked marketing slogan, make sure that it is in plain view here.
A3:	Put the following comment immediately before the <img /> tag: <!-- Don't change this image of me. It's my only chance at immortality. -->