Level 3 exam — harder

Exam — hardened questions

3.1 · Recall

1. What is the Theme Builder for?

The Theme Builder (Pro) lets you design the site's global header, footer and templates.
3.1 · Application

2. How does a global header display on the whole site?

Display conditions decide where a template applies; "whole site" shows it everywhere.
3.1 · Arbitration

3. Should you test the header on mobile?

On mobile, the header must be responsive (hamburger); you test its opening and its targets with a finger.
3.2 · Recall

4. What is a Single template?

The Single defines the layout of a single article/content item, applied automatically to all articles.
3.2 · Application

5. How does a template display each article's data?

Dynamic content inserts fields (title, featured image, date) filled automatically by each article.
3.2 · Arbitration

6. The joiner will publish often. How to avoid laying out each article?

A Single template + dynamic content applies to all: writing the article is enough, the layout is automatic.
3.3 · Recall

7. What does Pro's Form widget allow?

The Form widget (Pro) creates forms with fields, validation and after-submit actions (e-mail, message).
3.3 · Arbitration

8. Do you need a third-party plugin for a form if you have Pro?

The integrated Form widget avoids a third-party plugin (fewer conflicts, lighter); you only add an extension if the need exceeds Pro.
3.3 · Application

9. Which Pro widget displays a grid of the latest articles?

The Posts widget displays a dynamic list or grid of articles (latest tips, portfolio).
3.4 · Recall

10. What's the guiding principle of animations?

"Less is more": subtle, useful animations enhance without distracting or slowing down.
3.4 · Application

11. Which type of effect is the most costly for performance?

Scroll (parallax) and mouse effects are the most costly, especially on mobile.
3.4 · Arbitration

12. The page feels slow and busy because of the animations. What to do?

You apply "less is more": keep a few useful effects, remove the excess and check the fluidity on a real mobile.
3.5 · Recall

13. What does a pop-up "trigger" define?

The trigger defines the moment of appearance: on load, on scroll or on exit.
3.5 · Arbitration

14. When to show a promo pop-up without annoying?

A non-intrusive pop-up triggers after engagement (scroll/exit), only once, with an easy close, and is tested on mobile.
3.5 · Application

15. Why be cautious with pop-ups on mobile?

On mobile, intrusive pop-ups (interstitials) hinder and can be penalized: limit them and test closing with a finger.
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