Kenneth Z. Thomas

We create our world through the choices we make.

Developing A Web Site
Welcome

……….Connecting with the World ………

 

PAGES AND LINKS to help in BUILDING A WEB PAGE

Sample Web Pages From Previous Classes

Terms Related to Web Sites

Counters – A scripted link added to a web page to keep track of the number of times the page has been accessed (hit).

Gif – A common graphic image file (format created by Compu serve). Used for images that move (animated gifs) and line drawn graphics.

Graphics Editing Program – A computer program used to make, alter,\ or enhance images for a web page.

Guest Book – A link that allows visitors to your web site, leave a message or contact information.

Home Page – The first page of a web Site. Usually set as the index page.

HTML – Hypertext markup language is a code that allows different computer formats to view a web page.

Hyperlink – Text or graphics which are interactive taking you to another place on that page, another page on that site or another site altogether.

Jpeg – A common graphic file. This format usually used for pictures.

Meta Tags - information inserted into the "head" area of your web pages. Information in the head area of your web pages is not seen by those viewing your pages in browsers. Meta information in this area is used to communicate information that a human visitor may not be concerned with. Meta tags, for example, can tell a browser what "character set" to use or whether a web page has self-rated itself in terms of adult content, or provide information used by search engines.

Tables – An organizational form divided into rows and columns containing uniform cells, that are used to control the placement of text and graphics on a web page.

Web browser – Computer program used to view and navigate web sites on the internet.

Web Editing program – Computer program used to create web pages.

Web Folder – The folder that contains all of the web pages and sub folders for a web site.

Web Host – A commercial server that stores web sites.

Web pages – Individual pages that make up a web site.

Web site – A set of web pages under one domain name or a sub domain name.

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