WGU C777 WEB DEVELOPMENT
APPLICATIONS 2026 MODULE ASSESSMENT
EXAM
◉ step Answer: Sets the increment for numeric or range input.
◉ readonly Answer: Makes the field non-editable.
◉ disabled Answer: Disables the field entirely.
◉ action Answer: Specifies the URL to which the form data will be
sent.
◉ method Answer: Defines the HTTP method used to send form
data (e.g., GET or POST).
◉ autocomplete (form) Answer: Enables or disables autocomplete
for all fields within the form.
◉ autocomplete (input) Answer: Enables or disables autocomplete
for that specific field.
,◉ autocomplete Answer: Provides suggestions based on the
browser's saved data (e.g., previously entered values).
◉ <datalist> Answer: Provides predefined, developer-specified
suggestions.
◉ <button type="submit"> Answer: Submits the form.
◉ <button type="reset"> Answer: Resets form fields to their initial
values.
◉ <button type="button"> Answer: A generic button that performs
no default action but can be programmed via JavaScript.
◉ <label> Answer: Associates a text label with a form control for
better accessibility.
◉ <fieldset> Answer: Groups related form controls and elements
together.
◉ <legend> Answer: Provides a caption or title for a <fieldset>.
◉ DOM Answer: The Document Object Model (DOM) is a
programming interface that represents the structure of an HTML or
, XML document. It allows developers to interact with and manipulate
elements, styles, and content of a web page dynamically using
JavaScript.
◉ Canvas Creation Answer: To create a canvas and draw a line, use
the HTML <canvas> element and JavaScript to access the canvas
context and draw with methods like beginPath(), moveTo(), lineTo(),
and stroke().
◉ getContext() Answer: The getContext() method provides access to
the rendering context of a <canvas> element, which defines what
kind of drawing can be done.
◉ Available contexts for getContext() Answer: 2d: For two-
dimensional graphics. webgl or webgl2: For three-dimensional
graphics using WebGL. bitmaprenderer: For fast pixel-based
rendering.
◉ Manifest File Answer: A manifest file provides metadata about a
web application, including its name, icons, start URL, theme colors,
and display mode. It is used primarily in Progressive Web Apps
(PWAs) to enhance user experience, allowing apps to be installed
and run like native applications.
◉ Draggable Answer: An HTML attribute that makes an element
draggable when set to true.
APPLICATIONS 2026 MODULE ASSESSMENT
EXAM
◉ step Answer: Sets the increment for numeric or range input.
◉ readonly Answer: Makes the field non-editable.
◉ disabled Answer: Disables the field entirely.
◉ action Answer: Specifies the URL to which the form data will be
sent.
◉ method Answer: Defines the HTTP method used to send form
data (e.g., GET or POST).
◉ autocomplete (form) Answer: Enables or disables autocomplete
for all fields within the form.
◉ autocomplete (input) Answer: Enables or disables autocomplete
for that specific field.
,◉ autocomplete Answer: Provides suggestions based on the
browser's saved data (e.g., previously entered values).
◉ <datalist> Answer: Provides predefined, developer-specified
suggestions.
◉ <button type="submit"> Answer: Submits the form.
◉ <button type="reset"> Answer: Resets form fields to their initial
values.
◉ <button type="button"> Answer: A generic button that performs
no default action but can be programmed via JavaScript.
◉ <label> Answer: Associates a text label with a form control for
better accessibility.
◉ <fieldset> Answer: Groups related form controls and elements
together.
◉ <legend> Answer: Provides a caption or title for a <fieldset>.
◉ DOM Answer: The Document Object Model (DOM) is a
programming interface that represents the structure of an HTML or
, XML document. It allows developers to interact with and manipulate
elements, styles, and content of a web page dynamically using
JavaScript.
◉ Canvas Creation Answer: To create a canvas and draw a line, use
the HTML <canvas> element and JavaScript to access the canvas
context and draw with methods like beginPath(), moveTo(), lineTo(),
and stroke().
◉ getContext() Answer: The getContext() method provides access to
the rendering context of a <canvas> element, which defines what
kind of drawing can be done.
◉ Available contexts for getContext() Answer: 2d: For two-
dimensional graphics. webgl or webgl2: For three-dimensional
graphics using WebGL. bitmaprenderer: For fast pixel-based
rendering.
◉ Manifest File Answer: A manifest file provides metadata about a
web application, including its name, icons, start URL, theme colors,
and display mode. It is used primarily in Progressive Web Apps
(PWAs) to enhance user experience, allowing apps to be installed
and run like native applications.
◉ Draggable Answer: An HTML attribute that makes an element
draggable when set to true.
