The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Flexbox

The video tutorial covers the use of flexbox and grid systems for web layout design. It explains the differences between flexbox and grid, focusing on flexbox properties such as direction, wrap, alignment, growth, and order. The tutorial includes practical implementation in VS Code, demonstrating how to apply these properties to achieve desired layouts. Key concepts like flex direction, flex wrap, align content, and flex grow are explored, providing a comprehensive understanding of flexbox for web design.

What is the primary difference between Flexbox and Grid systems?

• Both Flexbox and Grid are for two-dimensional layouts.

• Both Flexbox and Grid are for one-dimensional layouts.

• Flexbox is for one-dimensional layouts, while Grid is for two-dimensional layouts.

• Flexbox is for two-dimensional layouts, while Grid is for one-dimensional layouts.

Which property in Flexbox is used to define the direction of the layout?

• align-items

• flex-flow

• flex-wrap

• flex-direction

What does the flex-wrap property do in Flexbox?

• It sets the alignment of items.

• It controls the wrapping of flex items.

• It defines the order of items.

• It sets the growth factor of items.

Which property is used to align items along the cross axis in Flexbox?

• align-content

• align-items

• justify-content

• flex-direction

How does the align-self property differ from align-items in Flexbox?

• align-self applies to all items, while align-items applies to individual items.

• align-self applies to individual items, while align-items applies to all items.

• Both properties apply to all items.

• Both properties apply to individual items.

What is the purpose of the flex-grow property in Flexbox?

• To set the order of items.

• To increase the width of items relative to others.

• To wrap items within the container.

• To align items along the main axis.

How does the order property affect flex items?

• It changes the wrapping behavior of items.

• It changes the alignment of items.

• It changes the visual order of items.

• It changes the growth factor of items.