Web Design Level 1 Microcredential

Exam Format, Topics & Concepts Covered, Prerequisites

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The CodeHS Web Design Level 1 Microcredential Exam tests foundational understanding of Web Design topics and concepts. This microcredential can serve as a stepping stone for teachers’ career aspirations and help build programming skill credibility.

Exam Format

  • Format: 45 Multiple Choice Questions

  • Delivery Method: Online Timed Exam

Topics & Concepts Covered

  • Intro to the Internet

  • URL

  • Hosting a Site

  • Internet Censorship

  • Browsers

  • HTML

  • HTML Structure

  • Differences between head and body tags

  • Links and anchors

  • HTML Tables

  • iFrames

  • Images

  • Links

  • Lists

  • Styling

  • DOCTYPE Declaration

  • Syntax

  • Comments

  • br; hr

  • Copyright

  • Colors

  • CSS

  • CSS syntax

  • Selectors, properties, values

  • CSS animation

  • Pseudo-classes

  • Box model

  • Colors, backgrounds, borders

  • Specificity

  • Cascade

  • Visibility

  • Fonts and font families

  • Gradients

  • inline styles, internal style sheets, and external style sheets

  • Advanced HTML and CSS

  • Divs vs Spans

  • Image Manipulation

  • Interaction

  • File Paths - multi-file

  • Using Frameworks

  • Designing User Interfaces

  • Accessibility

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to take the CodeHS Web Design Level 1 Microcredential Exam. However, we recommend that students take the CodeHS Web Design Course to prepare for the exam.

Interested in taking the CodeHS Web Design Level 1 Microcredential? Find out more information here.

Still have questions? Contact our team at hello@codehs.com to learn more!

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