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| information contained on the large network of computers known as the Internet |
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| a vast network of interconnected computers that houses the web sites and other information known as the World Wide Web |
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| related collection of Web pages and other files stored on a computer that is part of the Internet |
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| the authoring language or "code" that is used to create pages for the World Wide Web. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. |
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| HTML document or HTML file |
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| another name for Web pages; text files made up of text and HTML coded instructions |
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| a single text file that has been marked up with HTML tags so it can be viewed on any operating system using any browser |
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| an HTML instruction within a Web page |
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| a software program that allows you to view Web pages. |
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| text or graphics that are formatted so that users move from one file to another on the World Wide Web by clicking on them |
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| a computer that is connected to the Internet and to which ANYONE with an Internet connection and browers can connct. |
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| the unique four-part address given to each server computer on the Internet. IP stands for Internet Protocol |
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| the exact Internet address of a Web file. URL stands for uniform resource locator |
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| a Web-based program that helps you locate information on the Web |
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| an independent group that develops common protocols and standards for the Web. W3C stands for World Wide Web Consortium. |
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| a unique name chosen by a web site's owner that represents a group of computers at the same internet address |
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| a rough sketch showing the desired appearance of your final Web page...it shows the elements you want to include and how you want them arranged on the page. |
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| head section (of a Web page) |
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| contains identifying and descriptive information about the web page |
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| add information to a Web page that helps a search engine identify and describe your page content |
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| allows you to list words users might type into a search engine |
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| allows you to give more detail about your page content |
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| lists of commands that run automatically on a Web page to provide extra information to the user or to track movements |
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| the Web page information that appears in the title bar of the web browser; does not appear on the Web page |
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| body section (of a Web page) |
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| contains all of the Web page content that appears in the browser window |
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| instructions within a tag that change the appearance or behavior of an element |
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| tags that are closed before the next tag begins; OR tags that are opened after the previous tag has ended |
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| tags that are fully contained within another tag |
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