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  1. What is Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) primarily designed to achieve?

    Answer: Faster loading of content pages on mobile devices

    AMP is a framework that uses streamlined HTML and cached delivery to load content pages nearly instantly on mobile devices.

  2. Which technique allows a mobile website to function offline or on poor network connections?

    Answer: Service workers with cache-first strategies

    Service workers intercept network requests and can serve cached resources, enabling offline functionality for mobile web users.

  3. What is the primary benefit of implementing lazy loading for images on a mobile-optimized website?

    Answer: It defers loading off-screen images until the user scrolls near them, reducing initial page load time

    Lazy loading delays the download of off-screen images, which significantly reduces initial page weight and speeds up mobile rendering.

  4. Which mobile web capability allows users to add a website shortcut to their home screen with an app-like icon?

    Answer: Web App Manifest

    A Web App Manifest is a JSON file that defines how a web application appears when installed on a device's home screen.

  5. What is the most effective way to handle navigation menus on a mobile-optimized website?

    Answer: Use a collapsible hamburger menu or priority-based navigation pattern

    Hamburger menus and priority-based patterns conserve limited mobile screen space while keeping navigation accessible.

  6. Which testing tool provided by Google specifically evaluates whether a webpage meets mobile-friendly criteria?

    Answer: Google Mobile-Friendly Test

    The Google Mobile-Friendly Test analyzes a URL and reports whether the page is easy to use on mobile devices.