Computer science: Accessible page layout test – Grades 6–7
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A free HTML and CSS test on alt text, labels, heading order, contrast, header, nav, main and footer, for grades 6–7 (ages 11–12): 12 questions, graded instantly. Build, fix and predict real web pages in your browser. No sign-up.
Before you start
12 questions on alt text, labels, heading order, contrast, header, nav, main and footer, picked from a bank of 25 each time. Some ask what the browser will show; some ask you to put lines in order, or to build or fix a short page. Your page is drawn by your own browser and checked – some checks are hidden, and CSS answers are also tried on other pages, so a copied answer won't pass.
No sign-up and no adverts. Your answers stay on this device – nothing you type is sent to us. How it is graded: Classfern's own checks, in your browser; nothing is graded by a person or by guesswork.
Curriculum
CSTA K–12 Computer Science Standards (2017), grades 6–8: 2-IC-21 – Discuss bias and accessibility in the design of existing technologies; 2-AP-17 – Systematically test and refine programs using a range of test cases; 2-AP-13 – Decompose problems to help design, implement and review programs.
The standard codes are CSTA's; the descriptions are our own words.
Our lessons and questions are our own. They are not written or endorsed by any government department, testing agency or exam board. HTML and CSS are open web standards; Classfern is not affiliated with the organisations that publish them.
Learn it first: Lesson 17: Pages everyone can use: accessibility · Lesson 18: Header, nav, main and footer
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