CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - Header-Style

The video tutorial covers styling a webpage header using CSS. It begins with an introduction to the header's components, followed by setting a background image and applying a gradient. The tutorial then demonstrates using flexbox to style the brand section and center banner elements. It also covers enhancing button appearance with hover and click effects. Finally, it explains creating animations for header elements using keyframes.

What are the two main parts of the header as described in the video?

• Navigation and Sidebar

• Header and Footer

• Logo and Footer

• Brand and Banner

Which CSS property is used to make the header take up the full viewport height?

• width: 100%

• height: 100vh

• padding: 0

• margin: auto

What is the purpose of using a linear gradient on the header's background image?

• To add a color transition effect

• To make the image brighter

• To remove the image

• To change the image size

Which CSS technique is used to place the brand's image and heading side-by-side?

• Inline-block

• Float

• Flexbox

• Grid

What font family is used for the heading in the brand section?

• Josephine Sans

• Times New Roman

• Arial

• Courier New

How is the banner section centered within the header?

• Using Flexbox with align-items and justify-content

• Using position: absolute

• Using margin: auto

• Using text-align: center

What is the purpose of using 'letter-spacing' in the button styling?

• To change the button color

• To adjust the space between letters

• To increase the button size

• To add a border

Which CSS property is used to create rounded corners on the button?

• border-radius

• border-color

• border-style

• border-width

What effect is created when the button is clicked?

• The button moves slightly down

• The button changes color

• The button enlarges

• The button disappears

What CSS feature is used to animate the appearance of elements on page reload?

• Transforms

• Animations

• Keyframes

• Transitions