Customers will automatically find the Index page when they type the main part of your website URL in the browser's address bar. For example, http://www.yourwebsite.com. The page allows your customers to signup with a credit card, an on-line check, lookup account information, contact CCBill customer support and access your members area. The look and feel of the Index page can be customized.
For some large groups that are distributed across many different Tree of Life pages, it may be useful to have an index page with links to the most important taxa. For example, it takes meandering through several pages to get to some of the insect orders. So in order to facilitate navigation to certain lineages, there is a link to an index page on each of the main insect pages that takes you to an alphabetical list of orders. This would allow people to quickly find a group without having to search through the Tree.
The first page of a website, normally named index.* ( .html, .htm, .php, etc...) that exists as an entry page to a particular website
Usually the first page of your website -- sometimes the only page! Also called Homepage.
an important element to your website
This is your home page - the first page that visitors see when they enter your site
the page of your home page which people go to when they first go to your site, there must be a main/central/starting page which is a file named "index"
another name for "home" page--the first page visitors see when they come to your site
another name for a home page
This is the page that is presented to a browser when the request to a web site does not specify a specific page. This is commonly referred to as the default or the home page.
The default or home page of a website, to which a browser is sent initially when requesting a site url
A web page that has been published can be assigned as an index page to give information about the other page groups within a folder. It means the icon for the page group becomes a red house, and this icon always remains at the top of that folder above all other sub folders and page groups. See Assigning an Index Page.
An index page is the main entrance page of a web site that normally describes the sites contents.
the home page of a web site. The website's web space is configured to serve up this page when the main domain name is called.
A default page that automatically displays when the top level of a Web site is accessed.