Level 2 exam — harder

Exam — hardened questions

2.1 · Recall

1. How do you keep text readable over a background image?

An overlay between the image and the text guarantees contrast and readability.
2.1 · Application

2. Where do you set a container's background?

The background (color, gradient, image, video) is set in the container's Style tab.
2.1 · Arbitration

3. Should you put background videos everywhere for a modern effect?

Background videos are heavy: reserve them for high-impact cases and compress them; otherwise an image or a gradient is enough.
2.2 · Recall

4. Which widget best suits a FAQ?

The accordion (collapsible sections) is ideal for a FAQ: each question unfolds on demand.
2.2 · Arbitration

5. Where to place the main offer "quote within 48 h"?

Tabs/accordion/carousel hide content: the essentials (offer, action) must stay visible without a click.
2.3 · Recall

6. Where do you define the site's global colors?

Global colors and fonts are defined in the Site Settings, reusable everywhere.
2.3 · Application

7. What's the benefit of a global style guide?

A global style guide ensures consistency and lets you edit colors/fonts in a single place, propagated everywhere.
2.3 · Arbitration

8. The client will surely hesitate about their color. What does Nadia do from the start?

By defining the color globally, a single change updates the whole site — ideal for an indecisive client.
2.4 · Recall

9. What is a "block" in the template library?

A block is a ready-made section (banner, pricing, contact…); a page is complete, a kit groups several pages.
2.4 · Application

10. After inserting a template, what should you do?

A template arrives with generic styles and text: you customize it (global style guide + real content) to avoid the "template-y" look.
2.4 · Arbitration

11. Nadia often redoes the same banner. What to do to save time lastingly?

Saving your own sections as templates lets you reuse them within the site or export them to other projects.
2.5 · Recall

12. An anchor leads to what?

An anchor (anchor link) leads to a section of the same page; a page link leads to another page.
2.5 · Application

13. How do you make the arrival at an anchor pleasant?

Smooth scroll gently animates the arrival at the anchor, instead of an abrupt jump.
2.5 · Arbitration

14. The home page is perfect on desktop. Can you ignore the mobile menu?

On mobile, the menu often folds into a hamburger: you test that it opens, that the anchors work and that the targets are big enough.
2.1 · Application

15. What is an "overlay" for?

The overlay is a semi-transparent layer placed over the background image to guarantee the text contrast.
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