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Cómo crear un sitio web sencillo con un cuestionario de IA

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What should you give the AI before asking it to write any website code?

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  1. What should you give the AI before asking it to write any website code?
    • Your hosting account password
    • Who the site is for, what visitors should do, and accurate business facts
    • A list of competitor sites to copy word for word
    • Nothing, because the AI will research your business itself
  2. What should you do with testimonials the AI invents for your site?
    • Never publish them
    • Publish them if they sound realistic
    • Keep them but label them as examples
    • Move them to the footer
  3. Which of these is a free static host mentioned in the guide?
    • A domain registrar
    • A DNS record
    • WCAG
    • GitHub Pages
  4. What does a contact form on a static page need in order to receive messages?
    • Nothing, it works automatically
    • Only an HTTPS certificate
    • A form service or a host feature that handles submissions
    • A VBA macro
  5. What alt text should a purely decorative image have?
    • The image's file name
    • An empty alt attribute, alt=""
    • The word "image"
    • No alt attribute at all
  6. What minimum contrast ratio does WCAG 2.1 level AA ask for normal body text?
    • 3:1
    • 2:1
    • 4.5:1
    • 7:1
  7. What does the viewport meta tag do?
    • Makes phones render the page at the correct width
    • Speeds up the web server
    • Adds an HTTPS certificate
    • Directly raises your search ranking
  8. Why should you never put API keys or passwords in front-end code?
    • They slow the page down
    • Hosts reject pages containing them
    • They break mobile layouts
    • Anyone can view the page source