15. A text editor creates the HTML code for you as you add elements to the Web page, which means that
you do not have to enter HTML tags directly.
16. The Web development life cycle includes the following phases: planning, analysis, design and
development, testing, and implementation and maintenance.
17. Web site planning, which is the second phase of the Web development life cycle, involves identifying
the goals or purpose of the Web site.
18. During the analysis phase, you make decisions about the Web site content and functionality.
19. You should select a structure for a Web site based on what search engines users are likely to use to
find your site.
20. Most Web sites are a combination of the linear, hierarchical, and webbed structures.
21. A Web developer should always design for viewing by a diverse audience, including physically
impaired and global users.
22. One way to conduct usability testing is to give users a specific task to complete and then observe how
they navigate through the site to complete the task.
23. Implementation of a Web site involves the actual publishing of the Web pages to a Web server.
24. You need to ensure that updates to a Web site do not compromise the site’s integrity and consistency.
25. Obtaining and analyzing a Web site’s logs allows you to determine the number of visitors and usage
patterns, but not the browser types and versions.
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