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Server-side builds the HTML on the server per request, client-side ships JavaScript that builds it in the browser, and web services skip HTML entirely to return raw data for other programs. All three produce "dynamic" results, but they differ in where the code runs and when (and...

Quiz: WEBT / Introduction to Web Technologies | updated: Jul 14, 2026

An API exposes capabilities built into the browser itself, while a library is external code you add to make existing capabilities more convenient. Aspect API Library Source Built into browser External code you include Capabilities Access features beyond pure JS Convenien...

Quiz: WEBT / Geolocation API and Responsive Layouts | updated: Jul 14, 2026

Semantic container elements name what a region of the page means — like <header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, or <footer> — instead of being generic boxes. Before HTML5, developers built page regions out of plain <div> boxes labelled with class names. Semantic elements replace many...

Quiz: WEBT / HTML Documents | updated: Jul 14, 2026

justify-content distributes the flex items along the main axis — packing them to one end, centering them, or spreading the spare space between them. Remember that the main axis is whichever direction items flow (horizontal for a row). justify-content decides where the leftover sp...

Quiz: WEBT / CSS Layouts | updated: Jul 14, 2026

Hybrid apps run web technology inside a native app shell, so one codebase ships to multiple platforms while still looking and installing like a real app. The goal of a hybrid app is to hide the seams: from the user's point of view it is just an app from the store, even though a w...

Quiz: WEBT / Introduction to Web Technologies | updated: Jul 14, 2026

MongoDB queries are themselves JSON objects, so instead of an SQL WHERE clause you describe the match with special $-prefixed operator keys. A query like { age: 18 } means "exactly 18". To express anything richer - greater than, not equal, ranges - you nest an operator object as...

Quiz: WEBT / Database Connections | updated: Jul 14, 2026

Before use you typically set up a database, user accounts for access control, collections, and optionally indexes. Element Purpose Database Container for collections (multiple per server) User accounts Access control and authentication Collections Groups of related doc...

Quiz: WEBT / Database Connections | updated: Jul 14, 2026

A domain is just the name of a host (like a street address); a URL is the complete address of a specific resource, including protocol, path, and file. The two are often used loosely, but the domain is only one part of a URL: Term What it is Example Domain the name of a sys...

Quiz: WEBT / Introduction to Web Technologies | updated: Jul 14, 2026

W3.CSS offers purpose-built container classes such as w3-container, w3-panel, w3-modal, and w3-bar, each wrapping content for a specific layout role. Common container classes: Class Purpose w3-container Basic container with padding and proper alignment w3-panel Highlight...

Quiz: WEBT / Geolocation API and Responsive Layouts | updated: Jul 14, 2026

Hyperlinks use the anchor element <a>, whose href attribute holds the destination and whose content is the clickable text the user sees. The anchor (<a>) is what makes HTML "hyper" — it turns text into a link to another resource: <a href="destination">Link Text</a> The two parts...

Quiz: WEBT / HTML Documents | updated: Jul 14, 2026