Computer Applications · Unit 4 · 50 practical marks · CBSE Class X (2026–27)
The practical component assesses the ability to build and explain working web pages. Practise static pages, CSS, multimedia, tables, frames or embedded layouts, graphical decoration and a small linked website.
The practical component assesses the ability to build and explain working web pages. Practise static pages, CSS, multimedia, tables, frames or embedded layouts, graphical decoration and a small linked website.
Build a four-page “school event” website: home, schedule, gallery and registration. Use a navigation menu on every page; include a styled table, accessible image, audio/video element, form, and consistent CSS. Save the folder structure and create a short test checklist.
Use your school’s prescribed software version and teacher instructions. Keep personal information out of public practice files.
These questions and answers are original practice written for this guide; they are not copied from past papers.
A page opens but its image is missing. What should you check first?
Check that the `src` value matches the image filename and relative folder path, confirm spelling and file extension, and verify that the image file is actually in the submitted project folder.
What should a practical website checklist include?
Confirm that all pages open, links navigate to the intended target, CSS is applied, images and media load, the form controls are usable, text is readable, and files are saved in the expected folders.
How should you explain your project during viva?
State the user need, describe the page structure, explain the HTML elements and CSS used, demonstrate the main interactions, and mention one test or accessibility improvement.
Aligned to the CBSE 2026–27 syllabus outline. Check the official subject curriculum and your school’s textbook/material for the prescribed scope.