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GOOGLE WEB DESIGNER ASSESSMENT

  • D1. What does Google Web Designer offer HTML5 coders in particular?

     
  • D2. What does Google Web Designer help beginners do? 

  • A3. How can you move an element in Quick mode animation?

     
    The correct answer is By adding a scene and moving the element where desired.
  • A4. How can you add simple animations quickly in Google Web Designer?

     
    The correct answer is Use the timeline's Quick mode.
  • D5. What is a Google Web Designer feature that can accelerate ad creation for HTML5 coders and non-coders alike?

     
    The correct answer is Library of advanced ad templates .
  • D6. Where are the settings you need to make creatives adjust to screen size and orientation?

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  • A7. How can you add detailed, sophisticated animations in Google Web Designer?

     
    The correct answer is Use the timeline's Advanced mode.
  • C8. How do you change the font text in your creative? 

    The correct answer is By choosing the font menu in the text tool.
  • B9. How do you build a wider canvas version of your creative for wider screens?

     
    The correct answer is By adding a width breakpoint in Landscape rules .
  • C10. How does Google Web Designer help you build sophisticated creatives quickly?

     
    The correct answer is By providing feature-rich templates.
  • B11. How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit larger and smaller screens?


    The correct answer is By including larger and smaller versions within the same creative.
  • C12. How do you add a YouTube video to your creative? 

    The correct answer was By adding the video link in the video component Properties panel.
  • C13. How can you get your creative to appear in the template library?

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  • B14. How do you navigate between the wider canvas version and narrower canvas version of your responsive creative?

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  • B15. How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit portrait and landscape mobile phone orientations?

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Comments

Anonymous said…
Hallo,


Brilliant article, glad I slogged through the it seems that a whole lot of the details really come back to from my past project.


I once tried a Linux OS back in 2005 that i had placed on a cd, and booted it from my XP machine which I'm still using. I'm a home user.
Appreciate your effort for making such useful blogs and helping the community.


Kind Regards,
Ganesh

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