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| an international group of computers that share information |
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| a location connected to the internet |
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| Uniform (or universal) resource locator , the address of a web page |
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| common set of rules or standards for a computer to follow |
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| group of computers that can be accessed and administered with a common set of rules |
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| place where files are stored |
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| collection of data stored in one unit |
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| internet service provider |
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| program people use to access the world wide web |
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| hardware device that routes data from a local area network to another network connection |
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| code with 3 dots that identifies a specific computer on the internet |
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| common set of rules/instructions that computers follow |
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| Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol |
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| HyperText Transfer Protocol |
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| text that links to other information |
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| small amount of computer data sent over a network |
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| computer system that hostes websites |
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| computer that stores a site for others and gives people access to it via the www |
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| Hyper-Text Markup Language |
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| Extensible Hypertext Markup Language |
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| World Wide Web Consortium |
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| overview of pages within a web site |
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| What You See Is What You Get |
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| basic formatting tool in html |
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| set of tags that is located within another set of tags |
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| colors used in designing web pages |
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