Google Web Designers Assessment Answers 2019

Google Web Designers Assessment Answers

Question 1: What does Google Web Designer offer HTML5 coders in particular?

a. HTML5 syntax highlighting and autocompletion

b. A code sample library

c. See tips from award-winning graphic designers

d. Target ads to specific browsers

Question 2:  What does Google Web Designer help beginners do?

a. Build creatives without HTML5 coding skills

b. Learn HTML5 from experts

c. Consult award-winning graphic designers

d. Test ads on different browsers simultaneously

Question 3:  How can you move an element in Quick mode animation?

a. By adding a scene and moving the element where desired

b. By selecting the element you want to move in the timeline and setting an event marker

c. By moving the element on the stage and clicking the play button at the top of the animation timeline

d. By selecting the keyframe in the transition editor

Question 4:  How can you add simple animations quickly in Google Web Designer?

a. Use the timeline's Quick mode

b. You can't, animation isn't supported

c. Use the Animation panel

d. Insert one from the Animation library

The correct answer is Use the timeline's Quick mode.

Question 5:  What is a Google Web Designer feature that can accelerate ad creation for HTML5 coders and non-coders alike?

a. Library of advanced ad templates

b. Advanced video rendering

c. Rapid pixelation

d. High-speed publishing technology

The correct answer is Library of advanced ad templates .


Question 6:  Where are the settings you need to make creatives adjust to screen size and orientation?

a. In the Responsive panel

b. The view menu

c. In the timeline

d. In the advanced video editor

Question 7:  How can you add detailed, sophisticated animations in Google Web Designer?

a. Use the timeline's Advanced mode

b. Import them from an animation tool

c. Download them from Google Web Designer's website

d. Choose them in the Animations menu


Question 8:  How do you change the font text in your creative?

a. By choosing the font menu in the text tool

b. By selecting the font in the property inspector

c. By importing the font as an asset and dragging it onto the stage

d. By double clicking on the text tool


Question 9:  How do you build a wider canvas version of your creative for wider screens?

a. By adding a width breakpoint in Landscape rules

b. By targeting the creative for wider screens in the ad server

c. Choose Wide in the Canvas dropdown

d. By marking the All orientation checkbox


Question 10:  How does Google Web Designer help you build sophisticated creatives quickly?

a. By providing feature-rich templates

b. By rendering videos quickly

c. By pulling reusable code from the web

d. By providing direct uploads for creatives


Question 11:  How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit larger and smaller screens?

a. By including larger and smaller versions within the same creative

b. By saving two different creatives in Google Web Designer

c. By turning on the creative's auto-adjust

d. By setting the ad server to auto-adjust


Question 12:  How do you add a YouTube video to your creative? 

a. By adding the video link in the video component Properties panel

c. By importing the original source video as an asset

c. By dragging the video component onto the stage and adding the YouTube video link in the text box

d. By adding a video event in the Events panel

Question 13:  How can you get your creative to appear in the template library?

a. Save it as a template

b. Submit it to Google for inclusion

c. Creatives already automatically appear there

d. You cannot add creatives to the library

Question 14:  How do you navigate between the wider canvas version and narrower canvas version of your responsive creative?

a. By clicking left or right of the width breakpoint on the top ruler

b. By targeting the creative for wider screens in the ad server

c. By using the Alt-Tab buttons

d. By choosing Wide or Narrow in the Navigate menu

Question 15:  How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit portrait and landscape mobile phone orientations?

a. By including portrait and landscape versions within the same creative

b. By saving a different creative for each

c. By marking both landscape and portrait checkboxes

d. Google Web Designer creatives cannot restyle to fit screen orientation

If you've any queries or new question to add here, then leave your comments, we'll consider it to make this helpful for those who are looking for passing the Google Web Designer Tool Assessment test.