A free, timed web development and design test. Answer 20 random questions from a bank of 100, beat the 20-minute clock, read an explanation for every answer, and score 80% or more to download your certificate. No sign-up.
A website development and design quiz is a short test of the knowledge behind building websites: HTML, CSS, responsive layout, UX, accessibility, performance and modern front-end architecture. This one is timed, graded, and explains every answer so you learn as you go.
The questions run from plain-language basics, such as what a URL or a wireframe is, to advanced topics like hydration, Core Web Vitals and micro-frontends. That makes it useful for beginners checking their footing and for working developers brushing up.
Because every attempt reshuffles both the questions and the answer order, retaking it tests understanding rather than memory.
The bank has five difficulty levels with 20 questions each. Every attempt takes four from each, so the test always covers the full range.
| Level | What it tests | Example topics |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Core web vocabulary | HTML, CSS, URLs, hosting, UI and UX, wireframes, favicons |
| Basic | HTML and CSS fundamentals | Box model, flexbox, media queries, semantic HTML, alt text, Git, caching |
| Intermediate | Working front-end knowledge | Positioning, specificity, APIs and JSON, SPAs, lazy loading, HTTPS, ARIA, state |
| Advanced | Performance and architecture | SSR and CSR, hydration, CDNs, Core Web Vitals, headless CMS, GraphQL, WCAG |
| Pro | Modern, large-scale practice | Jamstack, edge computing, ISR, tree shaking, web components, service workers, CLS |
It takes about 20 minutes. These four steps cover everything from start to download.
It is printed on your certificate if you pass.
Answer 20 questions before the 20 minutes run out.
Each answer shows right away, with a short explanation.
Score 80% or more to download your certificate and a share image.
The certificate is a certificate of achievement from Search Savvy. It shows you scored 80% or more on this test, but it is not an accredited qualification from a standards body.
Short answers on timing, scoring and your certificate.
Each attempt has 20 questions, drawn from a bank of 100. The draw is balanced across the five levels, Beginner, Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and Pro, with four questions from each, shown in random order.
You get 20 minutes. The clock starts only when you click Start the Quiz, stays visible throughout, and submits your answers automatically if it reaches zero.
You need 80% or higher, which means at least 16 of the 20 questions correct. When you reach it, your certificate is generated on the results screen, ready to download.
Yes. Both the questions and the order of the answer options are reshuffled every attempt, so a retake is a different test rather than something you can memorise.
Your name goes on the certificate. Asking up front means your certificate appears the moment you finish, with no extra form. It is used in your browser only and is not sent anywhere.
No. It is a certificate of achievement showing that you scored 80% or more on this test. It is not an accredited certification, but it is a fair way to show you know the fundamentals.
Yes, as many times as you like. Use Take Another Attempt on the results screen, or Restart at any time to return to the start screen.
Each answer is explained right after you choose it. The results screen then lists every question with your answer, the correct answer and the explanation, whether you got it right or wrong.
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up and no limit on attempts. Everything runs in your browser, so your answers and name are never uploaded to a server.
Keep going with another timed quiz, or put what you learned to work with a free generator.
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