Computer Science, asked by saradeshmukh2003, 3 months ago

_______can slow down the website and obstruct usability.
a) Tap target
b) Page Speed Info
c) Flash
d) iFrames​

Answers

Answered by Bhagyashreemanigeri
0

Answer:

iFrames can slow down the website and obstruct usability

Answered by aryansuts01
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Answer:

Concept:

A website, often known as a web site, is a collection of web pages and related material that is published on at least one web server and given a shared domain name. Websites like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Wikipedia are examples of well-known ones. All accessible to the public websites are collectively referred to as the World Wide Web. A internal company website for its employees is an example of a private website that can only be accessed via a private network. Usability can be defined as a system's ability to offer users the conditions they need to do activities in a safe, effective, and enjoyable manner. Usability in software engineering refers to how well a piece of software can be used by specific users to accomplish specific goals in a specific context with accuracy, efficiency, and satisfaction.

Given:

_________ Usability issues may cause the page to load slowly.

a) Tap target

b) Page Speed Info

c) Flash

d) iFrames​

Find:

find the right response to the provided question's inquiry.

Answer:

The correct answer is option d) iFrames​

An HTML element known as a "inline frame" (or "iframe") loads another HTML page inside the current one. In essence, it inserts a different webpage inside the parent page. They are frequently used for interactive content, embedded videos, ads, and site analytics. The web browser creates a new HTML document environment to load the content inside it when it comes across an iframe element. It creates its own webpage using the code from the linked src or srcdoc, which is then fully contained within the parent browsing page. Because it seems to the user to be just one web page, it is known as an inline frame.

The most typical application of an iframe is to embed content from one website into another. Sites that prohibit direct hotlinking of material may permit it because the child site may load its own material and cookies. The accepted method for including a YouTube video or Google Maps material is to use an iframe. It is also possible to load dynamic or shifting page content using an iframe. Consider a straightforward documentation webpage as an example. The parent site has an iframe in the page's centre and lists its pages down the left side of the display.

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