the information added to a web page. This could be text, images, videos or other media

ensuring a web page works correctly on a range of devices and that all users have a good experience

British English CC

Device compatibility

Computing

In this unit pupils will discover how to create websites for a chosen purpose. They will identify what makes a good webpage and use this information to design and evaluate their own website. Pupils will consider copyright and fair use of media, the aesthetics of the site, and clear navigation.

Web page creation

If a website works on all devices, we can say it has device ...

Why should websites be compatible with different devices?

It might look strange or not work properly on some screens.

What happens if a website does not have device compatibility?

{{ }} is the information on a web page. It could be text, images or videos.

The content you add to a web page must be suitable for the ...

Which of these icons should you press if you want to delete a section of a layout in Google Sites?

the right of a creator to control how their work is used

allows the use of copyrighted content under certain circumstances

allows creators to share and use content while respecting copyright

the group of people the website is designed for

the reason why the website has been created

You can use a {{ }} to find images online.

{{ }} protects the control you have over the things that you create. It also protects the work of others.

When searching for images, it is important to consider the search {{ }} you use.

If you want to use someone else’s work, you may need to ...

The principle of {{ }} can allow you to use part of someone else's work in your schoolwork.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Device compatibility

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.