Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - CSS FlexBox Layout and Creating a Layout with Flexbox

The video provides an introduction to the flexbox layout module, explaining its purpose for arranging elements in a one-dimensional space, either by row or column. It demonstrates how to apply the 'display: flex' property to a parent container, allowing child elements to utilize flex properties. The tutorial covers setting flex properties to control element growth and alignment, and explores different flex directions such as column, row, and their reverse variations. The video emphasizes the ease of updating and customizing layouts using flexbox.

What is the primary purpose of using Flexbox in web design?

• To create two-dimensional layouts

• To simplify one-dimensional layout design

• To improve website loading speed

• To enhance image resolution

Which CSS property is used to enable Flexbox on a container?

• display: flex

• display: inline

• display: block

• display: grid

What happens when you set the flex property of a child element to 1?

• The element shrinks to fit the container

• The element is removed from the DOM

• The element becomes invisible

• The element grows to fill the container

How does setting the flex direction to 'column' affect the layout?

• Elements are stacked vertically

• Elements are hidden

• Elements are aligned diagonally

• Elements are stacked horizontally

What is the effect of using 'row-reverse' as the flex direction?

• Elements are stacked from left to right

• Elements are stacked from bottom to top

• Elements are stacked from right to left

• Elements are stacked from top to bottom