My Future Career Website Project Worksheet

What is the primary goal of the "My Future Career Website" project?

• To build a multi-page website using JavaScript.

• To create a professional single-page website that showcases a future career using HTML and CSS.

• To write a research paper about a career.

• To design a logo for a new business.

According to the "Content Requirements," how many specific sections must your career website include?

• 3

• 5

• 9

• 12

Which HTML tag is required to be used as the "parent" container for every section of the website?

• A) <section>

• B) <div>

• C) <span>

• D) <article>

What is the purpose of the "Skill Cards" mentioned in the project instructions?

• To play a coding game with classmates.

• To list hobbies that are unrelated to the career.

• To highlight specific skills needed for the career using a distinct visual container.

• To link to external social media profiles.

On Day 1 of the project, what is the main technical focus?

• Adding colors and background images.

• Writing complex JavaScript functions.

• Creating the HTML structure and adding placeholder content.

• Finalizing the project for submission.

Which CSS property should be applied to all elements to ensure padding and borders are included in the element's total width and height?

• box-sizing

• margin

• float

• display

To create a professional look for your "Skill Cards," the Day 2 Goals specifically requires the use of which property to round the corners?

• border-style

• border-radius

• padding-top

• box-shadow

Which of the following is a requirement for the "Footer" section of your website?

• A) A contact form.

• B) A list of your favorite songs.

• C) Sources cited for your career research.

• D) An embedded Google Map.

What tool does the project suggest using to "inspect and adjust spacing" during the styling phase?

• Microsoft Word

• VS Code Extension Manager

• Browser DevTools (Inspect Element)

• Adobe Photoshop

Why are students asked to use "descriptive class names" for their divs?

• It makes the HTML code look more colorful.

• It is a professional practice that makes the CSS easier to organize and understand.

• The website won't load in a browser without them.

• It is required by Google Search engines.