| A | B |
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| non-linear content | content that need not be read in any particular order |
| hyperlinking | ability to jump from one content point to another by clicking |
| hypertext links | text or graphics when clicked direct visitors to other info |
| business sites | brochure sites and e-commerce sites |
| support sites | contains downloadable user manuals, forms, & software drivers |
| personal sites | used to communicate with friends, post info, etc. |
| target audience | group or groups of people you are trying to attract |
| site storyboard | diagram for organizing you site structure |
| net structure | where all pages are linked to one another |
| hierarchical structure | one where information is organized in content sections from general to more specific |
| anchor tag | link tag or <a>…</a>, surrounds information that users click to navigate to another location |
| href | required attribute for a link (hypertext reference) |
| internal links | links to files within the same site |
| relative links | internal links that traces a path to the desired file |
| dot-slash notation | to direct the browser to move from on directory to another |
| external web files | files that are hosted on another server or web site |
| absolute URL | the complete URL including the protocol (http://), server name, domain name, path, and filename |
| email links | code instructions that give the site visitore and additional way to contact for info |
| jump links | menu links that allow users to jump from a link on a pate to a specific point on that page |
| ID | identifier for any HTML element that can serve as an anchor point for jump links |
| link titles | produce ScreenTips that appear when resting mouse over a link |
| accessibility tools | objects that make a site more usable to disabled users |
