Responsive Design - Responsive Design Meta Tags

The video tutorial explains the structure and purpose of meta tags in HTML, highlighting their role in web development and SEO. It introduces the viewport meta tag, essential for responsive design, and discusses how it helps optimize web pages for various devices. The tutorial also covers specific viewport directives, such as initial scale and user-scalable settings, and their impact on user experience and accessibility.

Which of the following is NOT a type of meta tag mentioned in the video?

• Document description meta tag

• Character set meta tag

• Google Analytics meta tag

• Robots meta tag

What is the primary purpose of the viewport meta tag in responsive design?

• To set the character encoding of the document

• To optimize web pages for different screen sizes

• To prevent search engines from indexing the page

• To verify site ownership

How do mobile browsers typically render web pages by default?

• With a fixed font size

• At a desktop screen width

• At a mobile screen width

• With a zoomed-in view

What does setting 'initial scale' to one in the viewport meta tag achieve?

• It disables the pinch gesture

• It sets the page width to 960 pixels

• It establishes a one-to-one relationship between CSS and device pixels

• It prevents the user from zooming in or out

Why does Google recommend against using certain viewport directives like 'user-scalable=no'?

• They are not supported by all browsers

• They can cause security vulnerabilities

• They can create accessibility issues for visually impaired users

• They may lead to inconsistent font sizes