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Do your Web talents identify you more as a Webmaster than a Web Developer? Maybe, more a Web Strategist or a Web Designer? Based on your answers here, your results will be compared with the strengths across 7 different Web jobs to identify the title you most closely match. Just for fun.
Choose the single best answer. If you pause or struggle to answer any question, then there is something 'Our Web Site Owner's Manual' can help you organize or understand better.
It's only 10 short questions. Ready?
[You'll get a certificate, be able to review the right answers, Read moreand rank this quiz. ]

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1.

Meet Web whiz, Elliott Sillyjohn. He wants your Web design business. What is the first question you should ask?
- A.
  
  Ask Elliott for client references
- B.
  
  Ask others for vendor references
- C.
  
  Ask yourself, "how long do we expect this work to take (end date)?"
- D.
  
  Ask others to be part of a selection committee
- E.
  
  Ask senior management for a budget
Correct Answer
C. Ask yourself, "how long do we expect this work to take (end date)?"

Explanation
The correct answer is to ask yourself, "how long do we expect this work to take (end date)?" This is the first question you should ask because it helps you establish a timeline and set expectations for the project. By determining the expected duration of the work, you can better plan and allocate resources, communicate deadlines to the client, and ensure that the project stays on track.

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2.

You are experienced in conducting user focus groups.
- A.
  
  No
- B.
  
  Yes
- C.
  
  I'd like to learn
Correct Answer
B. Yes

Explanation
The given correct answer is "yes". This implies that the person is experienced in conducting user focus groups.

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3.

You have a talent for developing intuitive site navigation.
- A.
  
  No
- B.
  
  Yes
- C.
  
  I'd like to learn
Correct Answer
B. Yes

Explanation
The given correct answer is "yes" because it implies that the person has a talent for developing intuitive site navigation. This suggests that they have a natural ability or skill in creating user-friendly and easy-to-navigate websites.

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4.

What form of communication is the LEAST trusted (Forrester Research survey)?
- A.
  
  Print newspaper
- B.
  
  Direct mail
- C.
  
  Agency/company blog
- D.
  
  Search engines
- E.
  
  Email from agency/company
Correct Answer
C. Agency/company blog

Explanation
According to the Forrester Research survey, the least trusted form of communication is an agency/company blog. This suggests that people have less confidence in the information presented on these blogs compared to other forms of communication such as print newspapers, direct mail, search engines, or email from an agency/company. The reasons for this lack of trust could vary, but it could be due to concerns about bias, credibility, or the potential for misinformation on agency/company blogs.

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5.

Where does a personal blog rank, from most trusted to least, in this research?
- A.
  
  16th
- B.
  
  3rd
- C.
  
  Last
- D.
  
  5th
Correct Answer
A. 16th
6.

Where does Google get the information for your search engine result?
- A.
  
  Our Google registration
- B.
  
  By indexing our site
- C.
  
  From our sitemap.txt
- D.
  
  From tags on our pages
Correct Answer
D. From tags on our pages
7.

Are you ABSOLUTELY certain your domain registration is in your name?
- A.
  
  I'd have to double check
- B.
  
  Yup, certain as taxes
- C.
  
  Serious doubt it
Correct Answer
B. Yup, certain as taxes
8.

What does URL stand for?
- A.
  
  Universal resource locator
- B.
  
  Uniform resource locator
- C.
  
  User reference library
- D.
  
  Unregulated rate load
Correct Answer
B. Uniform resource locator
9.

What is the "second level domain" for this address:http://www.amazon.com/index.asp ?
- A.
  
  Http://www.
- B.
  
  Amazon
- C.
  
  Amazon.com
- D.
  
  Www.amazon.com
- E.
  
  I'd like to learn
Correct Answer
B. Amazon

Explanation
The second level domain for the given address is "amazon". In a URL, the second level domain is the part that comes after "www." and before the top-level domain (in this case, ".com"). It identifies the specific organization or entity that the website belongs to. In this case, the website belongs to Amazon.

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