Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Making the Website Responsive using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

The video tutorial covers the process of making a website responsive by using media queries and adjusting elements for different screen sizes. It explains how to set breakpoints, modify navigation items, and adjust the layout for smaller screens. The tutorial also includes steps for optimizing product images and testing the website on various devices to ensure it looks good across all screen sizes.

What is the primary goal of responsive web design?

• To improve website security

• To make websites load faster

• To ensure websites look good on all devices

• To increase website traffic

Which tool is used to simulate different screen sizes for testing responsiveness?

• Photoshop

• Text Editor

• Developer Tools

• FTP Client

What is the purpose of a media query in CSS?

• To change the website's language

• To enhance website security

• To increase website speed

• To adjust styles based on device characteristics

Why is it important to adjust the font size of navigation items for smaller screens?

• To change the font style

• To ensure readability and fit on the screen

• To increase the website's loading speed

• To make the text bold

What adjustment is suggested for the main content area on smaller screens?

• Increase the width to 200%

• Set the width to 100%

• Decrease the width to 25%

• Keep the width unchanged

How should images be adjusted for better display on mobile screens?

• Reduce the image quality

• Set the images to full width

• Set the images to half width

• Increase the image size

What is a recommended adjustment for contact forms on mobile devices?

• Increase the form height

• Reduce the form fields

• Set the form width to 100%

• Set the form width to 50%