The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Features of HTML5

The video tutorial explains the roles of HTML and CSS in web design, comparing HTML to the structure of a website and CSS to its appearance. It highlights key features of HTML5, such as ease of learning, ability to add links and references, compatibility with various operating systems, and support for multimedia content. The tutorial also emphasizes that HTML is case insensitive, with a preference for lowercase letters for readability.

How is HTML compared to the human body in the video?

• HTML is like the muscles and organs.

• HTML is like the bones, blood, and veins.

• HTML is like the brain and nerves.

• HTML is like the hair, skin, and nails.

Which of the following is a key feature of HTML5?

• It is difficult to learn and modify.

• It is compatible with various operating systems.

• It only works on Windows.

• It cannot add links and references.

What can HTML5 add to make a website more engaging?

• Only links and references.

• Only documents and spreadsheets.

• Audios, videos, and graphics.

• Only text and images.

What is the standard practice for writing HTML code?

• Using numbers and symbols.

• Using lowercase letters.

• Using uppercase letters.

• Using a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters.

Which statement about HTML's case sensitivity is true?

• HTML is case insensitive for all elements.

• HTML is case sensitive only for tags.

• HTML is completely case sensitive.

• HTML is case insensitive except for attribute values.