The test verifies the knowledge and skills of using of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
The webmaster is responsible for:
- describing the text content of the site using content description languages
- installing a finished modules to improve application interface
- introducing functions which can improve utility of the site and organizing an logical structure of the website
- caring for the correct functioning of the website and controlling the content of website which may be implemented by editors
- it happens that he works as a web developer (programmer).
While you recruit the Webmasters worth paying attention to level of knowledge of (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript presented by the candidates to work.
The following example question may arise in the test:
Which of the following statements concerning dividing page content into columns are true?
- Dividing page content into columns became possible when XHTML was introduced.
- Dividing page content into columns is possible in plain XHTML.
- Dividing page content into columns requires the use of CSS.
- Columns require floating or positioning.
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Graphics and multimedia (2)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Lists (3)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Basics (1)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Tables (2)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Theory (1)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Text tags (2)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Hyperlinks (3)
- HTML/ (X)HTML - Practical problems (1)
- CSS - Hyperlinks (1)
- CSS - Lists formatting (2)
- CSS - Tables formatting (1)
- CSS - Text formatting (3)
- CSS - Graphics (3)
- CSS - Construction of the menus (2)
- CSS - Basic language (1)
- CSS - Positioning (1)
- CSS - Practical issues (1)
- JS - Using standard functions and objects (date, time, mathematical functions) (2)
- JS - Functions (2)
- JS - Control instructions (2)
- JS - Manipulating XHTML structure, forms (1)
- JS - Script embedding, theoretical basics (1)
- JS - Practical problems, differences among browsers (1)
- JS - Event handling (2)
- JS - Strings and regular expressions (1)
- JS - Arrays and objects (2)
- JS - Data types, conversions, operators (1)
Tomasz Skaraczyński - graduated from the John Paul II Catholic University in Lublin (majored in Mathematics and specialized in IT). Information technology and software development are his passions. He has several years of experience in teaching and commerce. During the several years of his professional career, he has developed and conducted numerous trainings in designing and developing online applications. Moreover, he has participated in various commercial projects as Senior Software Developer and Analyst. In his spare time, he is an active member of IT-related message boards and author of publications on IT.
Andrzej Zoła - graduated from the John Paul II Catholic University in Lublin (majored in Mathematics and specialized in IT). Professionally, he is an academic; however, his eagerness to learn new technologies makes him attracted in commercial activities as well. In the course of his career, he has co-created and designed numerous IT systems. He enjoys sharing his knowledge with others, which can be confirmed by his numerous scientific publications and participation in creating IT-related literature.