FBLA UX DESIGN LATEST 2026 TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔summative research - ✔✔assesses current state of a prod
✔✔visual design - ✔✔the process of planning, arranging, and integrating visual
elements of art to accomplish or address a particular purpose
-colors, lines, space, shape, typography, texture, alignment
✔✔Principles of Visual Design - ✔✔unity, balance, dominance, hierarchy, scale, variety,
contrast, proximity
✔✔unity - ✔✔a sense of harmony between all elements in a design
✔✔balance - ✔✔The distribution of elements in a design
✔✔hierarchy - ✔✔ranking of elements
✔✔dominance - ✔✔focus to a single element
✔✔scale - ✔✔relative sizes of elements in a design
✔✔variety - ✔✔varying elements in designs to avoid monotony
✔✔proximity - ✔✔elements that are close to one another tend to be grouped together
✔✔Skeuomorphism - ✔✔design concept of making items represented resemble their
real-world counterparts
✔✔minimalism - ✔✔style strips designs down to essentials, flat and material
✔✔flat design - ✔✔minimalist design style that removes all stylistic textures imitating
real world
✔✔material design - ✔✔uses minimalistic shapes and colors, but also suggest
"material" or physical layers, uses shadows and highlights to create depth in visual
designs
✔✔opening tag - ✔✔The tag that goes before the content it is describing on the
website, for example <p>.
✔✔closing tag - ✔✔The tag that goes after the content it is describing on the website, it
includes forward slash, for example </p>.
, ✔✔empty element - ✔✔An HTML object that does not have textual content; for
example, <img> (images), <br> (line breaks), or <hr> (horizontal rule).
✔✔root element - ✔✔The container element for all other elements in the document,
goes before and after everything In an HTML document, the root element is <html>.
✔✔Head tag - ✔✔The first tag placed immediately inside the HTML tag. It provides
code about the document, rather than actual page content. This includes the title, meta
tags about the document, and access to resources like CSS, favicons or immediately
used JavaScript.
</head>
✔✔title tag - ✔✔<title>info</title>
This tag identifies the document title. Most browsers will display the title in the browse's
title bar. The <title> tag is placed within the <head> container tags.
✔✔body tag - ✔✔<body>info</body>
This is the second and last tag nested directly inside the HTML tag, and contains the
content of the page that will be rendered onscreen in the browser. It may also contain
JavaScript code or links, typically at the bottom, for scripts that don't require immediate
implementation.
✔✔section heading tag - ✔✔HTML actually supports 6 heading elements: h1, h2, h3,
h4, h5, and h6. h1 is for the most important headings
<h1>heading</h1>
✔✔paragraph tag - ✔✔<p>info</p>
a text tag that represents a single, self-contained paragraph
✔✔A link tag - ✔✔A tag which allows web designers to link to external files, such as
style sheets and scripts.
<a>link</a>
✔✔image tag - ✔✔a singleton HTML tag used to place an image in a document, e.g.,
<img-link>
✔✔div element - ✔✔The <div> element is often used as a container for other HTML
elements.
The <div> element has no required attributes, but both style and class are common.
When used together with CSS, the <div> element can be used to style blocks of
content:
<div>block of info</div>
✔✔span element - ✔✔A generic element that allows you to isolate a specific section of
a larger element.
AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔summative research - ✔✔assesses current state of a prod
✔✔visual design - ✔✔the process of planning, arranging, and integrating visual
elements of art to accomplish or address a particular purpose
-colors, lines, space, shape, typography, texture, alignment
✔✔Principles of Visual Design - ✔✔unity, balance, dominance, hierarchy, scale, variety,
contrast, proximity
✔✔unity - ✔✔a sense of harmony between all elements in a design
✔✔balance - ✔✔The distribution of elements in a design
✔✔hierarchy - ✔✔ranking of elements
✔✔dominance - ✔✔focus to a single element
✔✔scale - ✔✔relative sizes of elements in a design
✔✔variety - ✔✔varying elements in designs to avoid monotony
✔✔proximity - ✔✔elements that are close to one another tend to be grouped together
✔✔Skeuomorphism - ✔✔design concept of making items represented resemble their
real-world counterparts
✔✔minimalism - ✔✔style strips designs down to essentials, flat and material
✔✔flat design - ✔✔minimalist design style that removes all stylistic textures imitating
real world
✔✔material design - ✔✔uses minimalistic shapes and colors, but also suggest
"material" or physical layers, uses shadows and highlights to create depth in visual
designs
✔✔opening tag - ✔✔The tag that goes before the content it is describing on the
website, for example <p>.
✔✔closing tag - ✔✔The tag that goes after the content it is describing on the website, it
includes forward slash, for example </p>.
, ✔✔empty element - ✔✔An HTML object that does not have textual content; for
example, <img> (images), <br> (line breaks), or <hr> (horizontal rule).
✔✔root element - ✔✔The container element for all other elements in the document,
goes before and after everything In an HTML document, the root element is <html>.
✔✔Head tag - ✔✔The first tag placed immediately inside the HTML tag. It provides
code about the document, rather than actual page content. This includes the title, meta
tags about the document, and access to resources like CSS, favicons or immediately
used JavaScript.
</head>
✔✔title tag - ✔✔<title>info</title>
This tag identifies the document title. Most browsers will display the title in the browse's
title bar. The <title> tag is placed within the <head> container tags.
✔✔body tag - ✔✔<body>info</body>
This is the second and last tag nested directly inside the HTML tag, and contains the
content of the page that will be rendered onscreen in the browser. It may also contain
JavaScript code or links, typically at the bottom, for scripts that don't require immediate
implementation.
✔✔section heading tag - ✔✔HTML actually supports 6 heading elements: h1, h2, h3,
h4, h5, and h6. h1 is for the most important headings
<h1>heading</h1>
✔✔paragraph tag - ✔✔<p>info</p>
a text tag that represents a single, self-contained paragraph
✔✔A link tag - ✔✔A tag which allows web designers to link to external files, such as
style sheets and scripts.
<a>link</a>
✔✔image tag - ✔✔a singleton HTML tag used to place an image in a document, e.g.,
<img-link>
✔✔div element - ✔✔The <div> element is often used as a container for other HTML
elements.
The <div> element has no required attributes, but both style and class are common.
When used together with CSS, the <div> element can be used to style blocks of
content:
<div>block of info</div>
✔✔span element - ✔✔A generic element that allows you to isolate a specific section of
a larger element.
