In site specification, which element describes tasks such as detailed product search or managing products in a virtual shopping cart?

• A. The structure of the information contained in the site incorporates an intuitive navigational scheme
• B. Tasks the site will be able to perform, such a detailed product search or managing products in a virtual shopping cart
• C. The look and feel of a site, such as typography, color schemes, images, and spacing
• D. The content contained in the site, such as text describing the business and products, images, and video files

Answer: (B)

This item tests the part of a site specification that defines what the site can do—the functionality. Tasks the site will be able to perform, such as a detailed product search or managing products in a virtual shopping cart, describe the operations and features the site must support. That focus on actions and capabilities is what functionality in a site spec covers.

The other aspects describe different dimensions: the structure or navigational scheme relates to how information is organized and accessed; the look and feel covers typography, color schemes, images, and spacing; the content refers to the textual and media assets that describe the business and products.