JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Template Structure (Optional) / 282

This video tutorial covers the setup and design of a Kanban board using HTML and CSS. It begins with an overview of the folder structure and basic HTML/CSS setup, followed by design considerations for large screens. The tutorial then delves into the detailed HTML structure of the Kanban board, explaining the functionality of forms and cards. Finally, it discusses handling dynamic content and integrating JavaScript for enhanced interactivity.

What files are included in the basic project structure?

• index.html, style.css, and image files

• index.html, style.css, and JavaScript files

• index.html, style.css, and README file

• index.html, style.css, and database files

Why is the Kanban board primarily designed for desktop use?

• It is easier to drag and drop on a desktop

• It uses features not supported on mobile

• It is not compatible with mobile browsers

• It requires a large screen for better visibility

What are the two main parts of the HTML structure?

• Heading and Kanban section

• Navigation and Content

• Header and Footer

• Sidebar and Main Content

What is the purpose of the 'span' tag in the task box title?

• To control the number of cards

• To create a new line

• To style the text

• To add a hyperlink

What property allows cards to be draggable?

• draggable: false

• draggable: true

• draggable: auto

• draggable: none

What is the role of the 'form' in the card section?

• To display static content

• To allow editing of tasks

• To link to external resources

• To style the cards

What is the significance of the 'disabled' attribute in input fields?

• It makes the input field editable

• It hides the input field

• It changes the input field color

• It prevents the input field from being edited

What does the 'value' attribute in an input field represent?

• The placeholder text

• The input field's ID

• The default text displayed

• The maximum length of input

How can you differentiate between different task boxes?

• By using different colors

• By using different class names

• By using different IDs

• By using different fonts

What is the purpose of the 'data ID' attribute in buttons?

• To style the button

• To link to a different page

• To store information about the task

• To change the button's color