Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Creating the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) Linear Gradients

The video tutorial covers the application of advanced styling techniques using CSS gradients. It begins with an introduction to the page structure and the use of gradients as a data type. The tutorial then demonstrates how to apply linear gradients to elements, including changing directions and using multiple colors. Advanced techniques such as specifying angles and breakpoints are also discussed, with practical examples applied to different page elements, including the footer.

What is a gradient in the context of web design?

• A way to structure HTML elements

• A method for aligning text

• A progressive transition between colors

• A type of font style

Which property is used to apply a linear gradient in CSS?

• background

• border

• margin

• font-style

By default, in which direction does a linear gradient transition?

• Bottom to top

• Left to right

• Right to left

• Top to bottom

How can you specify a diagonal gradient direction?

• Using 'to bottom right'

• Using 'to left'

• Using 'to top'

• Using 'to center'

What does specifying an angle in a gradient do?

• Sets the direction of the gradient

• Changes the font size

• Adjusts the gradient's color intensity

• Modifies the element's border

How can you apply multiple colors in a gradient?

• By setting 'color-mix' property

• By listing colors separated by commas

• By using multiple 'background' properties

• By using 'color-scheme' property

What is a breakpoint in the context of gradients?

• A point where the gradient changes direction

• A point where the gradient stops

• A point where the gradient becomes transparent

• A point where a new color starts