Monday, February 9, 2009

Terms and Definitions.

  • Banner Ad- A graphical web advertising unit, often measuring 468x60.


  • Bread Crumbs- A navigation technique. That kind of shows you where you have been.


  • Browser- An application that lets you browse the "world wide web".


  • Domain Name- Hard to explain. But it's the name of the website. The name you pay money for.


  • Dynamic Content- Content in a website that engages the people, and changes frequently.
    click here for the coolest site in the world.

  • Dynamic Layout- Can pick the size of the page. Changes, and fills screen as you move.

  • Static Content- Not so engaging, and hardly ever changes.
  • Static Layout- See above.
  • Footer- Bottom if the page. Usually the same at every page. Usually has links.
  • Header- Same on every page. Usually contains the name of the site.
  • Hosting / Web Hosting- Put your web page up for you. Hosts it. Godaddy.com, Twobats.com

  • HTML- Hypertext, the coding behind every web page.
  • Hyperlinks / Links- Clickable text that takes you
  • Interactive Websites- Websites that you can interact with. Change things on it.
  • Web 2.0- Second generation of the web. You can read about things and re write about it somewhere. Gives you something and people use it and write about it.
  • ISP- Internat service provider provides services to the internet.
  • Navigation- Links that help you get around a website.
  • Primary Navigation- Most important navigation. The most used.
  • Mystery Meat-Navigation- You never know what you are clicking. You have to guess or try to keep finding it.

  • Screen Real-Estate- The space available to you that you see. It shows who you are.
  • Scrolling- Lets you move around on the page. Usually on the left, and up and down.
  • Search Engines- Help you find content on the web. Google, ask, and many more.
  • Tag- Tagged photos, or tagging videos and such.
  • URL- Universal Recourse Locator.
  • W3C- World Wide Web consortion. Oragantion that makes up the rules.
  • Web Statistics- Shows how many people have looked at the page. And IPs of the ones who looked at it.
  • Web Site “Hits”- How many times people have looked at your site. What time, what they were looking at.

  • Website Maintenance- Taking care of the website, when they are working on it. Changes.
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