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A large hardware retailer has a very large website, with many pages of do-it-yourself (DIY) tutorials, and product information, However, some customers are visiting the site to find the closest physical store. The development team has elected to place a link for the Store Locator in the top right corner of the home page, but it will not appear on tutorial or ecommerce pages. What kind of navigational element is this?

• A.Utility
• B.Breadcrumb
• C.Secondary
• D.Primary

During the evaluation of user feedback from usability testing of a web site project, it is determined that users typically get lost within the site, get confused by "mystery meat" graphical links and are not able to complete tasks as directed. Which of the following UI design patterns would help correct this issue?

• A.Progressive disclosure
• B.Image zoom
• C.Navigation tabs
• D.Navigation wizards

Which of the following would be defined during the functionality part of a site specification?

• A.Tasks the site will be able to perform, such a detailed product search or managing products in a virtual shopping cart
• B.The content contained in the site, such as text describing the business and products, images, and video files
• C.The look and feel of a site, such as typography, color schemes, images, and spacing
• D.The structure of the information contained in the site incorporates an intuitive navigational scheme

Which of the following is the preferred standard for responsive web design?

• A.Use Flash to control the appearance of the site and capture browser information.
• B.Use CSS to organize the information and HTML to control the appearance of the site.
• C.Use JavaScript to set all CSS style and control interactivity.
• D.Use HTML to format the web site and CSS to control the appearance of the site.

When a new user visits your proprietary site, what is typically the first method of interaction with them?

• A.Shopping cart activity
• B.A registration from allowing access to the site
• C.Log file entry notifying you of new visitor activity
• D.A welcome e-mail message