The Art of Doing - Web Development for Beginners - Search Engine Project Part 2

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a search engine project using HTML and CSS. It begins with setting up the project and creating a search form that mimics Google's style. The tutorial then moves on to building a news section, structuring it with HTML, and styling it using CSS to create a grid layout. The instructor provides detailed explanations and troubleshooting tips throughout the process, ensuring that viewers understand how to implement each step effectively.

What is the purpose of the 'section' tag in the search engine project?

• To add JavaScript functionality

• To link to external stylesheets

• To create a separate area for user input

• To style the header and footer

Which attribute is used to hijack the Google search engine in the form?

• action

• method

• id

• name

What CSS property is used to center text within the search section?

• padding

• margin

• text-align

• border

How is the border radius of the input field set in the search form?

• 20 pixels

• 10 pixels

• 25 pixels

• 15 pixels

What is the default behavior of the buttons in the search form?

• Reset the form

• Submit the form

• Clear the input field

• Redirect to a new page

What is the purpose of the 'news' section in the project?

• To list popular searches

• To provide user feedback

• To show recent news articles

• To display search results

Which HTML element is used to contain each news item?

• section

• div

• article

• span

What CSS property is used to create a grid layout for the news section?

• display: grid

• display: inline

• display: block

• display: flex

How many columns are specified for the news section grid?

• Four

• Three

• Five

• Two

What CSS property is used to align items in the center of the grid?

• text-align

• justify-content

• margin

• align-items