Final HTML Assessment
Forty questions covering the whole path, from document structure to SEO and accessibility. Sample questions only - no answers, no submission.
The HTML markup language.
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Forty questions covering the whole path, from document structure to SEO and accessibility. Sample questions only - no answers, no submission.
Five larger assessments where the deliverable is a working site. Requirements, constraints and a rubric for each.
Six timed tasks in the format a practical assessment or a technical test actually uses: a written requirement, a time limit and a marking scheme.
Twenty build tasks graded by difficulty, each with a specification and a checklist to test against. No solutions - the checklist is the answer.
Twenty five questions where you predict what the browser produces, or find what is wrong. The format that exposes what you actually understand.
Thirty questions on tables, forms, semantic elements, metadata and accessibility. Harder than set one, and still questions only.
Thirty multiple choice questions on document structure, elements, text, links, lists and images. Questions only - verify each answer by building it.
The final build. Everything in the path applied to one real site, with a defined standard it has to meet before it is finished.
Data tables, a persistent sidebar, status indicators and a dialog. The interface where dense information has to stay navigable.
Filters, sorting, pagination and a product grid. The page where canonical tags, crawl budget and accessible dynamic updates all become real problems.
Sidebar navigation, an on this page menu, code blocks that scroll, a search box and deep links that survive a sticky header. The hardest layout to get...
Six pages sharing a layout, with consistent navigation, breadcrumbs, a sitemap and metadata that differs correctly on every page.