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| Hypertext | enable you to read and navigate text and visual information in a nonlinear way |
| World Wide Web | It is all the Web pages |
| Website | a location on the Web that publishes some kind of information |
| Intranet | a secure and private enterprise network that shares data |
| Internet | a global network of interconnected computers and networks. The World Wide Web is a service that uses the Internet's infrastructure |
| Cross-platform | you can access web information equally well from any computer hardware running any operating system using any display |
| Native applications | refers to the default file format that an application uses to create or save files |
| Modern web standards | web standards development attempting to make a layout work across browsers and to ensure markup will display at all in future versions of Opera |
| Compatible | it improves a website's reach and cuts down on loss in performance |
| Capabilities | the power or abilities to do something |
| Proprietary | one that possesses |
| Platform | is the basic hardware (computer) and software (operating system) on which software applications can be run |
| Web server | a computer that listens for a requests from web browsers and responds to their request |
| Web browser | the application you use to view pages and navigate the World Wide Web |
| Uniform resource locator (URL) | the unique address of a website |
| URL example | http://www.nytimes.com |
| Dynamic | information on the Web can be updated or changed at any moment |
| Publishing | fishing over the Internet for personal information |
| JavaScript | a scripting languages |
| Operating system | software that allows a user to run other applications on a computing device. |
| Interactivity | is the capability to “talk back” to the web server (ex: the act of selecting a link and jumping to another web page to go somewhere else on the Web or using social media) |
| Social media | interacting with others other the Web |
| Programmer | an individual that writes/creates computer software or applications by giving the computer specific programming instructions |
| Content | any creative element |
| Forum | A message board |
| Widget | a broad term that can refer to either any GUI (graphical user interface) element or a tiny application that can display |
