How does display: none; help in responsive design?
A). It hides elements from the page completely
B). It makes elements visible only on small screens
C). It resizes elements
D). It changes the background color of elements
What does the max-width property do in responsive design?
A). Sets a fixed width
B). Allows an element to shrink below a specified width
C). Ensures an element does not exceed a specified width
D). Hides an element if it exceeds a certain width
What does the following CSS media query do: @media (orientation: portrait) { ... }?
A). Applies styles when the device is in landscape mode
B). Applies styles when the device is in portrait mode
C). Applies styles regardless of orientation
D). Applies styles only to desktop devices
What is the primary purpose of responsive web design?
A). To make websites load faster
B). To make websites compatible with older browsers
C). To ensure websites render well on various devices and screen sizes
D). To reduce the amount of CSS required
How can jQuery be used to toggle a navigation menu on small screens?
A). By using .hide() and .show() methods
B). By using .toggleClass() method
C). By using .slideToggle() method
D). By using .fadeIn() method
Which jQuery method is used to change the source of an image dynamically?
A). .attr()
B). .html()
C). .css()
D). .val()
What is the purpose of using $(window).resize() in jQuery?
A). To detect when the window is resized and execute a function
B). To detect mouse clicks
C). To load new content
D). To change the CSS of an element
How can touch events be handled in jQuery for responsive design?
A). By using .hover() method
B). By using .click() method
C). By using .swipe() method
D). By using .resize() method
Which CSS unit is commonly used in fluid grid layouts?
A). Pixels
B). Points
C). Percentages
D). Inches
How does a fluid grid layout help in responsive design?
A). Provides a fixed layout
B). Uses relative units like percentages to adapt to different screen sizes
C). Limits the content to a fixed width
D). Hides content on smaller screens