Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Article Page

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up an article HTML page by copying content from an existing about.html file. It covers adding metadata, such as author and date, and inserting an image. The tutorial also demonstrates creating a sidebar with category links and styling the page using flexbox. The instructor explains the use of utility classes and the difference between grid and flexbox for layout and styling. The video concludes with a note on the need for media queries to ensure responsiveness.

What is the first step in setting up the article.html page?

• Removing all existing content

• Copying content from about.html

• Creating a new HTML file from scratch

• Adding a new CSS file

What metadata is typically included in an article or blog post?

• Tags and keywords

• Comments and likes

• Title and subtitle

• Author, date, and category

Where is the image placed in the article.html structure?

• Below the H1 tag

• Above the H1 tag

• In the footer

• In the sidebar

What is the purpose of using Font Awesome in the sidebar?

• To create a responsive layout

• To include icons next to categories

• To add animations

• To change the background color

What is the benefit of using utility classes in CSS?

• They allow easy changes across the site

• They reduce the number of HTML files

• They make the site load faster

• They eliminate the need for JavaScript

Which CSS technique is used to style the metadata area?

• CSS Grid

• Flexbox

• Bootstrap

• JavaScript

What is the next step after completing the site layout?

• Removing unused CSS

• Adding more content

• Ensuring responsiveness with media queries

• Testing on different browsers