Therapy website essentials: pages, accessibility, privacy, hosting

Check what you learned

10 questions from this lesson. Answers are checked as you go; nothing is recorded.

1. 1 / 10

   Which of the following pages is NOT listed as one of the six essential pages for a solo practice website?

   AContactBFees and insuranceCTestimonialsDHome
   Hint

   Look at the list of six pages the lesson says to build first.

2. 2 / 10

   What should the contact form ask for according to the lesson?

   AName, email, and reason for contactBInsurance information and symptomsCName and best way to reach youDFull address and phone number
   Hint

   Check the section describing what the author keeps out of web forms.

3. 3 / 10

   Which accessibility feature is described as essential for images on the site?

   AHigh resolution imagesBWatermarksCAlt text describing the photoDAnimated GIFs
   Hint

   Refer to the W3C accessibility basics mentioned in the lesson.

4. 4 / 10

   What does the lesson recommend checking on the host before launch?

   AHost provides free domain registrationBHost offers unlimited bandwidthCHost includes built‑in analyticsDSite serves over HTTPS and host keeps backups
   Hint

   Look at the two things to confirm with the host before launch.

5. 5 / 10

   According to the lesson, why should the privacy policy be specific to the actual site?

   ABecause generic templates that mention features you don’t use are worse than missingBBecause it should list every possible cookieCBecause it needs to be written by a lawyerDBecause it must be at least three pages long
   Hint

   Find the paragraph about a privacy policy copied from a template.

6. 6 / 10

   What does the lesson say about the relationship between a domain and hosting?

   AHosting is only needed for large practicesBThe domain is owned outright once purchasedCThey are separate purchases and often from different companiesDHosting includes the domain automatically
   Hint

   Read the section titled 'Domain and hosting are two purchases'.

7. 7 / 10

   What is the purpose of the phone check before launch described in the lesson?

   ATo verify the voicemail greeting matches the websiteBTo ensure the phone number is a tap‑to‑call link and the site works on a thumbCTo test the site’s loading speed on a 3G connectionDTo confirm the practice’s after‑hours policy is displayed
   Hint

   See the paragraph about checking the site on a phone before anyone else does.

8. 8 / 10

   Which of the following is NOT a basic accessibility requirement mentioned in the lesson?

   AAuto‑play video with soundBTranscripts and captions for audioCKeyboard operabilityDAlt text on images
   Hint

   Look at the list of accessibility basics from the W3C.

9. 9 / 10

   What does the lesson advise regarding analytics or ad pixel scripts on a solo practice site?

   AAdd them freely because the court decision made them unrestrictedBRemove all scripts permanentlyCRead the HHS bulletin and check with HIPAA advisors before adding themDOnly use analytics if the site is hosted on a secure server
   Hint

   Find the section discussing analytics and the HHS bulletin.

10. 10 / 10

    What maintenance task does the lesson suggest for the fees page?

    ALink it to the privacy policyBPost it in the footer of every pageCReread it every six months to update ratesDInclude a downloadable PDF version
    Hint

    Look at the after‑launch recommendations.