Imagine you've been invited to a party. The invitation card tells you what kind of party it is, where it's taking place, and what you can expect to do there. This invitation is like a 'landing page' on a website. When you click on a link and arrive at a website, the first thing you see is the landing page. Just like an invitation to a party, it tells you what the site is about and what you can do there. If the landing page is interesting and clear, you'll want to stay and explore, just like you would attend an interesting party. But if it's confusing or boring, you might leave, just like you would refuse a party invitation. So, a website's landing page needs to be like a great party invitation - eye-catching, informative, and engaging. It's the first impression, and as we know, first impressions always count!
Question 1
What does a \'landing page\' on a website resemble? etete
A
A party invitation tetetet
Explanation. Just like an invitation to a party, a 'landing page' tells you what the site is about and what you can do there.
D
A restaurant menu ettwtetw
Question 2
Why is the landing page likened to a party invitation?
A
Because both are colorful
B
Because both require RSVP
C
Because both give information about what to expect
Explanation. Just like an invitation to a party, the landing page of a website gives you information about what to expect and what you can do there.
D
Because both are made by designers
E
Because both can be sent via email
Question 3
What happens if a landing page is confusing or boring?
A
You get lost in the website
B
You might leave the website
Explanation. If a landing page is confusing or boring, you might leave, just like you would refuse an uninteresting party invitation.
E
You find it more interesting
Question 4
What should a good landing page be like?
B
It should be eye-catching, informative, and engaging
Explanation. A good landing page should be eye-catching, informative, and engaging, like a great party invitation.
C
It should have lots of pictures
D
It should have a lot of text
E
It should be hard to understand
Question 5
Why do first impressions always count? EDDDDDDDDDDD
A
Because they determine how much you will pay etrrrr
B
Because they determine your grade
C
Because they can determine if you would want to stay and explore
Explanation. First impressions count because they can influence whether you want to stay and explore further, like with a party invitation or a website's landing page.
D
Because they determine your job
E
Because they determine your height
Question 6
What does a landing page on a website resemble?
A
A party invitation
Explanation. Just like a party invitation, a landing page tells you what the site is all about and what you can do there.
Question 7
Why is the landing page of a website important?
A
It contains all the website's information
B
It is the first impression and can engage the visitor
Explanation. The landing page is the first thing a visitor sees when they visit the website. It needs to be eye-catching, informative, and engaging to keep the visitor interested.
C
It is the most colorful part of the website
D
It always contains the contact information
E
It has the website's terms and conditions
Question 8
What might happen if the landing page is confusing or boring?
A
Visitors might leave the website
Explanation. If the landing page is confusing or boring, visitors might leave the website, just like you might refuse a party invitation that seems uninteresting.
B
Visitors might buy more products
C
Visitors might share the website on social media
D
Visitors might bookmark the website
E
Visitors might subscribe to the newsletter
Question 9
What does a good landing page need to be like?
A
Like a great party invitation
Explanation. A good landing page needs to be like a great party invitation - eye-catching, informative, and engaging.
Question 10
What is the role of a website's landing page?
C
To tell users what the site is about and what they can do there
Explanation. The role of a website's landing page is to tell users what the site is about and what they can do there, much like an invitation to a party.
D
To collect user information
E
To redirect users to other websites