Creating the UI With Materialize CSS

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a calorie tracking app using the module pattern. It begins with setting up the project structure, including HTML and JavaScript files. The tutorial covers adding external libraries like Materialize CSS, Font Awesome, and jQuery. It then details building the user interface, including a navigation bar, input form for meals and calories, and various buttons for app functionality. The video concludes with setting up a display for total calorie count and an item list, preparing for dynamic JavaScript functionality in the next session.

What is the first step in setting up the Track Calorie project?

• Creating a new CSS file

• Setting up the HTML and JavaScript files

• Designing the user interface

• Writing the JavaScript logic

Which library is used for the UI framework in the Track Calorie project?

• Bootstrap

• Tailwind CSS

• Materialize CSS

• Bulma

What is the purpose of including Font Awesome in the project?

• To improve page loading speed

• To enhance form validation

• To use icons

• To add animations

What is the main function of the navigation bar in the Track Calorie app?

• To display a list of meals

• To provide navigation links

• To show branding and a clear button

• To calculate total calories

What is the purpose of the 'clear all' button in the navigation bar?

• To clear the navigation bar

• To delete all meal items

• To reset the form fields

• To refresh the page

What are the two main input fields in the form used for?

• Adding meal items and their quantities

• Adding meal items and their prices

• Adding meal items and their calories

• Adding meal items and their descriptions

Which button is NOT initially displayed in the form?

• Back

• Update Meal

• Add Meal

• Delete Meal

What is the initial value displayed for the total calorie count?

• 200

• 0

• 100

• 500

How are the list items in the item list generated?

• Stored in a database

• Fetched from an external API

• Generated dynamically by JavaScript

• Manually coded in HTML

What is the purpose of commenting out the list items in the HTML?

• To save space in the code

• To use them as a template for JavaScript

• To improve page loading speed

• To prevent them from displaying