| A | B |
| Anchor | The linking of copy or graphics to related material in a computer file |
| Animated GIF | Moving graphic |
| ASCII | American Standard Code for Information Exchange; code representing characters in a computer |
| Body | The main portion of text or information |
| Browser | Program that allows a user to navigate the Internet; type in the URL to locate a site |
| Debugging | Finding out and correcting errors in a computer program |
| Download | Transfer data from another computer to your computer |
| Format | Layout of information |
| FTP | Method used to transfer files and data from one computer to another on the Internet |
| GIF | Type of graphics file format; Graphic Interchange Format |
| Graphic | Picture or drawing |
| Hierarchical Web Site | Displays web pages in a tree-like structure |
| Home Page | Primary page of a web site |
| HTML | HyperText Markup Language; the language of the Internet that uses tags or commands to instruct web browsers how to display documents and graphics on the web |
| HTTP | HyperText Transfer Protocol; the communications instructions used to connect to WWW sites across the Internet |
| Hyperlink | Text or graphical connection between related web pages or other sites on the Internet |
| JPEG | Joint Photographic Expert Format Group; graphics file format |
| Linear Web Site | Displays web pages in a straight format |
| Narrow Web Site | Home page is indexed; must return to the home page to get to other pages |
| Ordered List | Numbered List |
| RGB Color Code | Red-Green-Blue; colors defined in a combination of these three colors |
| Tag | Used by HTML coding to surround commands |
| Upload | Transfer data from your computer to a remote location |
| URL | Uniform Resource Locator; web address |
| Web Page | A multimedia file stored on a web server |
| Web Server | Special computer that contains web pages that web users can access |
| Web Site | A collection of web pages |
| Webbed Web Site | No set structure; good for information that doesn't have to be read in a particular order |
| White Space | The area of empty space on a page |
| WWW | World Wide Web |