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| Web page | Documents viewed in a web browser and available on the Web or on a private network using hypertext transport protocol |
| Web browser | Special software that can retrieve and display a webpage |
| HTML Hypertext Markup Language | The main markup language for creating webpages and other information that can be displayed in a web browser |
| Web site | A collection of related webpages served from a single web domain |
| http Hypertext transport protocol | An application protocol for distributed, collaborative, hypermedia information systems; foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web |
| URL Unifrom Resource Locator | Character string referencing a resource on the Web; also known as a web address |
| Hypertext | Text displayed on a computing device with a reference (hyperlink) to a resource that can be immediatey accessed by a mouse click |
| Domain name | String of characters (name) used to identify a webiste; regulated under the Domain Name System |
| Static webpage | The page displays exactly as it is stored |
| Dynamic webpage | The page is generated using client or server-side scripting to deliver content |
| Target market | A group of users or customers that the business has decided to aim its marketing |
| Responsive design | Web documents designed to display properly on multiple devices; also known as fluid layouts |
| Fixed-width layout | Web document designed to fit a particular screen or monitor size |
| CSS Cascading Style Sheets | A style sheet language used for describing the presentation semantics (the look and formatting) of a document written in a markup language |
