CIW Site Development Associate course (1D0-61B) Practice Exam

CIW Site Development Associate course (1D0-61B) Practice Exam

The CIW Site Development Associate certification validates your foundational knowledge and skills in web development.

Who Should Pursue this Certification?

This course is ideal for:

• Individuals with no prior coding experience who want to enter the field of web development.
• Professionals seeking to add basic web development skills to their existing skillset.
• Students pursuing a career in web design or related fields.

Course Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for this course. However, basic computer literacy and familiarity with using a web browser would be beneficial.

Benefits of Earning the CIW Site Development Associate Certification

• Validates your foundational knowledge and skills in web development.
• Enhances your employability in entry-level web development positions.
• Provides a strong foundation for further learning in web technologies.
• Demonstrates your commitment to professional development in the IT field.

Exam Format 

• Number of Questions: 30
• Exam Format: Multiple-choice
• Passing score: 63.33% marks 
• Time Give: 30 minutes 

Course Outline

The domains and their areas that the CIW Site Development Associate course covers are:

1. Markup Language and Site Development Essentials

• Creating Web Pages
• Mobile and Cloud Issues
• Text Editors and Markup
• Languages
• Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Editors
• History of Markup Languages
• The HTML Web Development
• Trifecta: HTML5, CSS and
• JavaScript
• Web Site Development Principles
• Hosting and Web Service Providers
• The Habitat for Humanity Web Site

2. HTML5 Coding

• Introduction to Using HTML
• Elements and Markup Tags
• Document Structure Tags
• Web Site File Structure
• Preparing Your Development
• Environment
• Paragraph Formatting and BlockLevel Elements
• Text-Level Elements
• Lists
• Good Coding Practice

3. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Graphical Elements

• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
• Separating Content in HTML
• Images in Web Pages
• HTML Entities
• Specifying Colors
• Page Colors and Backgrounds
• Specifying Font Information
• Web Design Issues
• HTML5 and Older Browsers

4. Hyperlinks

• Introduction to Hyperlinks
• The Anchor Element
• Creating Local Hyperlinks
• Creating External Hyperlinks
• Using Images as Hyperlinks
• Creating Internal Links
• Managing Hyperlinks

5. HTML Tables

• Introduction to HTML Tables
• CSS Properties for All Table
• Elements
• Table and Data Alignment Options
• Height and Width of Table Elements
• Column and Row Spanning
• HTML Tables vs. CSS Page
• Structure

6. WebForms

• Introduction to Web Forms
• WebForms and CGI
• HTML5 and Forms
• Basic Tags for Creating Web Forms
• Web Form Fields
• Video, Audio, and Image
• Techniques

7. Introduction to Web Video, Audio and Image Techniques

• The <video> Element
• The <audio> Element
• Graphic Types
• Image Maps
• Image Transparency
• Image Interlacing
• Animation
• Mobile Device Issues with
• Animation and Plug-Ins
• Creating and Managing Images

8. Extending HTML

• Extending HTML
• Server-Side and Client-Side
• Languages
• Server-Side Languages
• Client-Side Languages
• Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
• Document Object Model (DOM)
• HTML5 APIs
• Canvas
• Offline Web Application
• Geolocation
• Drag and–Drop Functionality
• Web Application Frameworks
• Connecting to a Database

9. GUI HTML Editors and Mobile Web Sites

• Introduction to GUI HTML Editors
• Types of GUI Editors
• GUI HTML Editor Functionality
• Creating Web Pages with a GUI
• Editor
• HTML Text Editors vs. GUI Editors
• Previewing Pages and Validating
• Code
• Web Site Publishing