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Why consistent typography matters in Bootsrap - Quick Recap

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beginner
What is typography in web design?
Typography is the style, arrangement, and appearance of text on a webpage. It includes font choice, size, spacing, and color.
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beginner
Why should typography be consistent across a website?
Consistent typography helps users read easily, creates a professional look, and strengthens brand identity.
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intermediate
How does Bootstrap help maintain consistent typography?
Bootstrap provides predefined typography styles and classes that ensure uniform fonts, sizes, and spacing across all pages.
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beginner
What problems can inconsistent typography cause?
Inconsistent typography can confuse users, make content hard to read, and make the website look unprofessional.
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intermediate
Name two Bootstrap classes that affect typography.
Examples include .lead for emphasizing paragraphs and .text-muted for lighter text color.
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What does consistent typography improve on a website?
AReadability and brand identity
BPage loading speed
CNumber of images
DUser passwords
Which Bootstrap class would you use to make text stand out as important?
A.lead
B.text-muted
C.btn
D.container
What is a risk of using many different fonts on one website?
AIncreases SEO ranking
BImproves user focus
CMakes the site look messy
DSpeeds up loading
Bootstrap typography styles are designed to be:
AInconsistent
BRandom
COnly for mobile
DUniform and responsive
Which of these is NOT a typography aspect?
AFont size
BButton color
CFont style
DLine spacing
Explain why consistent typography is important for user experience on websites.
Think about how text style affects how easy it is to read and how the site feels.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe how Bootstrap helps developers maintain consistent typography.
    Bootstrap offers ready-made styles to keep text looking the same everywhere.
    You got /4 concepts.