| A | B |
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| GUI | Graphical User Interface |
| DTD | Document Type Definition |
| XHTML | Extensible Hypertext Mark Up Language |
| hyperlink | A system for writing text that can be linked to other places on the Internet |
| source code | the form in which a Web page is written |
| site map | A Web page included on many Web sites, its purpose is to help users navigate large, complicated sites. |
| browser | A program used to view, download, upload, surf, or otherwise access documents (for example, Web pages) on the Internet. |
| FTP | The standard method for downloading and uploading files over the Internet |
| W3C | An organization that exists to define specifications for the development of the Web |
| WWW | World Wide Web |
| HTTP | The standard Internet protocol for the exchange of information on the World Wide Web. |
| CSS | cascading style sheets; used to set standard appearance for all pages within a site |
| JPEG | An image format used on the WWW |
| GIF | WWW file format that supports animation |
| PNG | Latest image file format for the Web |
| <img> | The tag you use to insert an image on a Web page |
| meta tag | this tag is used to add keywords to your Web pages for search engines |
| alt tag | required tag used to add descriptions to images |
| hexadecimal | 6 digit code used to represent colors on the Web |
| navigation | hyperlinks or buttons that when clicked take you to somewhere else within a site |
| Web site root folder | main folder of Web site hold all of the sub folders such as the asset folder |
| asset folder | holds graphics, animations, videos, photos and is located in root folder |
| CRAP | Design acronym which stands for Contrast, Repetition, Alignment and Proximity |
| PSD | Photoshop document |
| Click on 'Site' > 'new site' | First step of Dreamweaver site definition |
| Create the root folder | Send step of Dreamweaver site definition |
| Create the assets folder within the root folder | Third step of Dreamweaver site definition |
| Click 'OK' in the site definition dialogue box | Fourth step of Dreamweaver site defnition |
