a single hypertext document written in HTML--Hypertext Markup Language
Any HTML document on a Web site. It is used to display information that you want people to access on your Web site. It is constructed mostly of HTML code but other things can contribute to the page as well.
A page intended to be viewed with a web browser.
A collection of information, consisting of one or more resources, intended to be rendered simultaneously, and identified by a single Uniform Resource Identifier. More specifically, a web page consists of a resource with zero, one, or more embedded resources intended to be rendered as a single unit, and referred to by the URI of the one resource which is not embedded. This term was developed from the definition of web page in Web Characterization Terminology & Definitions Sheet.
Web Page is a document written for display on the World-wide Web. Web pages are most commonly static (non-changing) documents written in HTML, but also include any content dynamically generated and displayed on the World-wide web. Such pages might be search engine results page or any database-driven dynamic document.
En indbygget del af et net site linket til andre dokumenter eller ressourcer ved hjælp af hypertekst links.
A constituent part of a Web site linked to other documents or resources by means of hypertext links.
The display created when a Web browser accesses an HTML file.
The text, HTML Tags, and Script that display content in a Browser.
A document that you create to share with others on the Web. A Web page can include text, graphics, sound, animation, and video.
An HTML page on the World Wide Web. See also HTML page.
Every page on the web has its own unique address (URL). This consists of the protocol (http), the domain name and the 'path' of the page. For example, http://www.accountview.co.uk/products/default.htm. The domain name server (DNS) translates the domain name into the IP address.
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) World Trade Organization
A Web site is made up of a series of HTML pages, connected to each other by hyperlinks.
A Web page is a file made accessible to Web browsers. They may contain HTML formatting, graphics and hyperlinks. While most Web pages are written in HTML, there is no requirement that they be. Browsers can display plain text files in addition to .html files and many kinds of graphic files.
An HTML document containing text, images, and other elements. Each page is an individual file with its own URL. A website is composed of one or more web pages. See URL, website.
n. Any document that can be accessed by a uniform resource locator (URL) on the World Wide Web.
Any HTML document. May include text, graphics, sound and other multimedia files.
A Web Page is any one particular page that is located on the World Wide Web. Web pages comprise a web site, and are distinct from other pages by their URL, i.e. http://www.vitalnet.com/index.html. See Also: WEB SITE
The name for a document formatted to contain information for distribution on the World Wide Web. It may contain hypertext links to other pages and various multimedia resources.
One area of the World Wide Web. Comparable to a page in a book.
Text and graphics sent to a web browser by a web server, which may or may not fill more than one computer screen, but all of which can be viewed by scrolling.
(2003-02-10) Chris Limb Any document on the World Wide Web, identified by a unique URL.
Hypertext document that include text, images, and hyperlinks.
A web site is made up of a series of web pages, connected to each other with hyperlinks. Government organizations, companies, charities, universities, and individuals are putting pages on the Web.
An individual page on the World Wide Web.
A single document on the WorldWide Web. See also: HTML, Web site
A single, continuous document with a unique URL.
on a Web site, a single document (i.e., file) that may take up several screens, requiring scrolling to view the entire page; sometimes refers to the content that appears on a single screen.
A text document which is encoded in HTML, displayed by a browser application, and accessible from remote sites via the WWW.
A single "page" on a web site. A page may be longer than a single screen (you may have to scroll down to read its entire contents). A web site can consist of multiple pages.
Any of the pages associated with a web. Documents on the World Wide Web. Web pages are written in HTML and are identified by URL s that specify the particular computer and path name by which a file can be accessed and transmitted from node to node to the end user under HTTP. Web pages may contain text in a variety of fonts and styles, pictures, graphics, movie clips, sounds, and even small, embedded software programs to be executed by clicking a hyperlink. May also include the ability for site visitors to download files and send messages to other users via e-mail.
A document consisting of one or more screens that are displayed via a browser. A Web page is referenced by one URL.
A single page written in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), that is stored on a web server.
Each page that a Web Browser displays is considered a Web page, even if it's long enough that scrolling is required. Web pages may change the appearances of links. Web pages are written in HTML. Some Technet web pages, including documentation sections, are broken up into several Web pages to decrease the time required to load them. If you wish to print out a section, be sure to print out all the web pages for that section. To top
A file which contains instructions, in HTML, about how it should be displayed by a Web browser.
A document (normally an HTML file) designed to be distributed over the Web.
(n.) A Web page is a document, the basic data storage and display unit of the World Wide Web. Stored as plain ASCII text, a web page embeds "tags" or function and formatting codes which govern its transmission and display on the end-user's computer screen. These tags are standardized as HTML, the hypertext markup language.
A 'page' of information available on the web.
a computer file that can be accessed with a browser.
Web sites are collections of electronic "pages". Each Web page is an HTML (HyperText Markup Language) document that may contain text, images, or media objects.
A single document, with text and/or images, viewed with a browser.
The visual object that results on a display screen when a web browser reads and interprets the elements within an HTML file.
A single page on the web. A collection of pages is referred to as a website.
a basic text document that can be written in any text editor (Notepad, Wordpad, WordPerfect, etc
a collection of electronic documents which may include text, graphics, sound, or video
a combination of textual information which is interpreted appropriately by a browser and linked to files of various types, such as graphics, movie clips and sound files
a computer data file that can include names, words, messages, pictures, sounds, and links to other information
a computer document written in a publishing language called HTML
a computer file that contains text and other information - similar to other files that you create and store on the hard drive of your PC
a computer file, that is sent upon request to a Web browser
a computer file written in the Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
a coordinated series of processing tasks directed to the Web server, the database server, and the Web client, all wrapped inside HTML codes to structure and format the output
a document saved in a format called HTML
a document that contains not only text and pictures, but also hyperlinks
a document that contains text and graphical information that can be accessed
a file containing text which could be HTML code, CSS code, or links to a CSS template and possibly JavaScript or PHP code
a file located on a computer known as a web server
a file that contains the text, the images and links to other pages or documents
a file that is displayed on the computer monitor by software called a browser
a file that people everywhere can look at via the WWW
a file that resides on a server
a file which can be displayed within a Web browser
a file which can be viewed in a browser (Netscape, Explorer, AOL) in the same way that a text file can be viewed in a word program
a HTML document (using either
a HTML file that identifies associated files for graphics, text, etc
a link in the global world wide web (WWW)
a living document in an environment that constantly changes
a method of communicating that allows the outside world to step inside and learn a little more about yourself or your classroom
an electronic artifact that is accessible from a Web browser on a personal computer
an electronic document generated through HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and can contain text, graphics, video, animation, and sound, as well as interactive features, such as data entry forms
an electronic document that is stored on a remote computer (called a server)
an electronic document written in a computer language called HTML , short for Hypertext Markup Language
an entity comprising either a single document, or a collage or montage of several documents, both textual and other (graphic, sound, etc
an excellent site for info
an HTML document accessible generally via HTTP
an HTML file plus graphic files
an HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) computer file
an individual document primarily written in HyperText Markup Language (HTML), a computer code language that a browser can interpret and translate into text and images
an outstanding site for studying his work
a plain text file containing instructions to netscape to include headings, tables, links, pictures and so on
a plain text file, one whose name ends with
a plain-text, human-readable computer file that contains words and some special instructions about how the words should appear
a profile for the Sitka Tribe of Alaska and includes contact information, JTR grants awarded, and other important tribal links
a resource on the World Wide Web that allows the user to post information and other items using various programs
a rich document that can contain richly format ted text, graphics , animation , sound , and much more
a section of a Web Site used to build up a magazine style format in the case of a Plexos
a simple text file, so it will display in Notepad
a simple text file that contains not only text, but also a set of HTML tags that describe how the text should be formatted when a browser displays it on the screen
a single element of a Web presentation and is contained in a single disk file
a single entity, one URL , one file that you might exist on the Web at a particular server
a single file written in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
a 'snapshot' Documents added to the ERIC database thirty years ago are still retrievable
a text document embedded with HTML tags that define how the text is render ed on screen
a text document that uses commands in a special language called HTML to add formatting, graphics and other media, and links to other pages
a text document that uses special hypertext commands
a text file containing both content and markup language (called HTML) that tells the viewer's browser how to display the information
a text file containing HTML ( H yper t ext M ark-up L anguage) commands
a text file, usually written in HTML , then sent from your computer to your web address, generally via FTP (file transfer protocol)
a text file with HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language) commands
a text/written document - like your Term Paper or your Email to your Dad
a unit of information delivered to a user in a format intended for display in a Web browser or Web appliance
a unit of information, often called a document that is available over the www
a very different beast from a printed page
a visual, electronic representation of a file, usually formatted in HTML
a way of putting information on the world wide web
A place or site on the World Wide Web that provides passive or interactive information.
A page of coded information that can be read by a browser
Every Web site is comprised of pages. Some sites may have just a single page, while others contain hundreds of thousands of pages generated by a database. Each page has its own unique URL. There is no limit to the size of a page, though most people find it easier to view and read pages that are relatively short.
A single page of hypertext data, as presented on a computer screen by a "browser" program.
The information available and displayed by a Web browser as the result of opening a local file or opening a location (URL). The contents and format of the Web page are specified using HTML.
A document designed to be read over the WWW, written with embedded codes for display and instructions.
The same thing as a Web site.
A World Wide Web document. A Web page is a text file coded in HTML, which may also contain other commands.
"Page(s)" seen by visitor to your www.site.
A formatted file designed to be displayed by web browser software.
One HTML document accessible form the world wide web. One page on a website.
A computer file that looks like a printed page when viewed with a browser.
A "web page" is any single page that is present on a WWW system. The page may contain textual information as well as images, links to other pages, movies, or audio clips. Graphic buttons, bullets, and banners may also be present on the page to highlight specific information, give distinct "look and feel," and provide navigational control.
A document to be viewed in a web browser.
An HTML file (e.g.: index.html) that includes text, graphics, photographs, audio and/or video.
Also known as Web pages and may be refered to interchangeably. Many related Web document make up a Web presentation.
A document posted on a website
A computer-generated document similar to paper documents except it can contain point-and-click links to other pages, digital images, sound and full-motion video presentations. The end of any web page is reached when the scroll bar reaches the bottom of the screen. Sometimes referred to as a logical page or Web document.
An HTML file that may contain text and references (links) to other files.
A document created to be read by the web browsers.
A page of information that can be viewed in a web browser
Page written in HTML that is part of a web site.
file located on a web server that can be accessed from a web browser by its URL. Some web pages are "static" HTML - meaning that the content must be manually edited. Other web pages are executable web server scripts that generate and transfer HTML depending on various parameters, search criteria, etc.
Any HTML document on a Web server.
a single electronic hypertext document (file); a web "page" may be many screens long when viewed, or many pages long when printed out.
The information that you see on the screen, using your web browser, is a web page.
One of the pages of a hypertext document in a World Wide Web site. Web pages, including the subset "home pages", refer to the huge collection of documents that make up the World Wide Web. (See also Home page, World Wide Web.).
A document or file of information on the World Wide Web that can contain text, pictures and sound. Web pages can be linked together by hypertext links.
A document, typically containing hyperlinks to other documents, located on a Web server and available through the World Wide Web.
A single page on a web site that usually can display text, graphics, sound, video, animation, and interactive elemnts.
Any document that can be accessed by a URL on the World Wide Web. See also home page.
A file consisting of text and/or graphics that can be accessed on the World Wide Web.
This is a text file that contains hypertext that is transmitted from the web server to a browswer. The browswer interprets this information, then displays it as a web page to the end-user.
One of the pages on the web site.
A hypertext page accessible via the Web.
The basic part of a Web site; the material viewed in a single Web browser window at one time.
In the World Wide Web (WWW) each page is a separate computer file (made up with special codes using hypertext markup language or "HTML"), which can be accessed via a browser, one page at a time.
Web Page is a single page from a Web Site
A Web page is a page of information created in HTML and displayed on the World Wide Web. Also called Home page or Web document.
An HTML document that contains information which can be viewed from the Internet. For example, you are currently on a Web page within a Web site.
a single file (document) retrieved and displayed by a web browser
An online HTML document that displays information using text and images.
An HTML document with its own Web address.
Single location on the Web on the Internet, kept on a web server.
A ‘pageâ€(tm) on the World Wide Web.
An HTML document located on the internet
HTML file with a unique URL that can be accessed and displayed via the World Wide Web.
Hypertext or hypermedia document residing on an Internet computer that contains text, graphics, video, or sound. 2.26, 7.7
An HTML document, of any length, usually part of a web site.
A document on the Web which may include text, pictures, sound files, video clips, etc.
A display created with HTML (HyperText Markup Language), the standard language for displaying information on the World Wide Web.
An electronic page of information displayed at a site on the world-wide web.
An HTML document containing information that can be viewed from the Internet.
The individual HTML-based documents that together comprise the world wide web. Each web page has a specific textual address on the Internet at which it can be found by the browser, this is known as its "URL." The world wide web is made up of millions of websites, and each website consists of one or more web pages. A web page contains the textual content that is displayed by the browser, in addition to: coded instructions on how this text is laid out in the document, references to the graphic files that are also part of the viewable document, and link definitions to allow a user to connect to other pages or related files (within the same website or elsewhere on the Internet). Written in a tagging language called HTML, a web page often contains text, pictures, as well as links to other web pages or Internet resources.
The traditional presentation of information online. Websites are made up of webpages, analogous to the pages in a book. If frames are used, multiple pages can be displayed at the same time, resulting in multiple Page Views.
an electronic page on the Internet that looks a lot like a page in a magazine except it might sound clips, video clips, or hypertext words
An HTML document published on an Internet Web server. The primary medium of the World Wide Web. Welcome pages and Home pages are examples of Web pages.
This does not refer literally to a page, but rather to a document edited on the World Wide Web. The home page is the first page that appears when you enter into a website.
A file or document on World Wide Web.
A document on the Internet with a unique URL (Internet address).
A document on the World Wide Web. Every Web page is identified by a unique URL.
One page or screen of your site (like one page of a book)
A single document that is seen at one time in a Web browser.
Web pages are the basic building blocks of websites. They can contain information, words, images or sound, or a combination of all of these.
One unit of a web site. A web page is what loads on your screen when you follow a URL. Many web pages are linked together under one general domain to make up a web site.
One of the pages one the web site including home page.
A WWW document designed to be displayed by a browser. Written in a tagging language called HTML, a web page often contains text, pictures, as well as links to other web pages or Internet resources.
A single Internet document containing information that can be accessed over the WWW.
A Web page or webpage is a resource on the World Wide Web, usually in HTML/XHTML format (the file extensions are typically htm or html) and with hypertext links to enable navigation from one page or section to another. Web pages often use associated graphic files to provide illustration, and these too can be clickable links. A web page is displayed using a web browser.
A specific page within a website. Web pages are build using HTML and accessed using a URL.
A World Wide Web document that provides information and links about a particular organization or subject.
A document on the web, with its unique URL.
A document on the WWW. Each page consists of a unique URL.
The screen that appears on your computer when you go to a Web site on the Internet.
A single document on the Internet.
An HTML document available for display on the World Wide Web. The document may contain links to other documents located on the same server or on other web servers.
This is what we call a hypertext document on the Web . Each web page has its own URL .
A document designed to be viewed over the internet.
Simply, a block of information running on a web server identified by a specific URL. Such pages are most often written in HTML. It is also possible for a server to create a dynamic web page via special scripts.
A page in a World Wide Web document.
an HTML document that is accessible on the Web.
A single screen of information
A single document on the World Wide Web that is specified by a unique address or URL and that contains text, hyperlinks, and graphics.
A document constructed with text and /or graphical elements which may be viewed with a web browser on the Internet.
The basic unit of information access on the WWW. A web page is an electronic source document on the WWW which contains hyperlinks to other web pages. A web site is made up of hyperlinked web pages.
An HTML document which has its own web address, or URL. The first page usually requested at a web site is called the "home page". Using frames, multiple pages (HTML files) can be viewed in a browser and arranged in designated sections of the display screen at the same time -- these can also collectively be called a "web page". "Web page" is sometimes written as "web page".
A single page, or file, on the World Wide Web. Most Web pages have links that you can click to get to other Web pages.
A hypermedia document as viewed through a World Wide Web browser.
A Web page is a document created with HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) that is part of a group of hypertext documents or resources available on the World Wide Web. Collectively, these documents and resources form what is known as a Web site. Web pages can contain hypertext links to other places within the same document, to other documents at the same Web site, or to documents at other Web sites. They can also contain fill-in forms, photos, large clickable images, sounds, and videos for downloading.
The term “Web Page” shall mean that certain multimedia interactive product which is a compilation of data, information, computer software, Audiovisual Components, Coding and formatted for use on the Internet.
A single document or file on the World Wide Web, identified by a unique URL.
A text document made up of HTML tags that may contain links, graphics, downloadable files, other web pages, audio, and or video sources.
A document that is published on the World Wide Web.
an HTML document which contains information which can be seen on the Internet
A document on the World Wide Web that's viewed with a browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
A Web page contains pictures and text. A number of Web pages make up a Web site.
Web pages are what make up the World Wide Web. These documents are typically written in HTML (hypertext markup language) and are translated by your Web browser. Web pages can either be static or dynamic. Static pages show the same content each time they are viewed. Dynamic pages have content that can change each time they are accessed.
A web page is a rich document that can contain richly formatted text, graphics, animation, sound, and much more. Some web pages are generated dynamically (such as the results of a search). You are currently viewing a (static) web page. Every web page on the Internet has a unique address which starts with the name of the computer that holds that page. Within a web page, words and pictures can be linked to other pages. When you activate a link, you will be taken to another page automatically. See also: Web, Web Browser, Understanding Internet Addresses.
A single document or page formatted in a language called HTML. Web pages comprise a Web site.
A Web Page (sometimes known as a Home Page) may consist of text, perhaps with pictures (graphics) or occasionally only graphics.
A block of information running on a world-wide server process, identified by a specific URL. Such pages are generally written in HTML. It is, however, possible for a server to create a dynamic Web page via special scripts.
An HTML document on the Web, usually one of many together that make up a Web site.
An HTML document stored at Web Site ready to be browsed. » Back to top of screen
Each window of information on the Web is a Web page. Sometimes you have to scroll to see an entire Web page.
A single page within a web site.
A document on the World Wide Web, consisting of an HTML file and any related files for scripts and graphics, and often hyperlinked to other documents on the Web.
A single page on a Web site, such as a home page. (Internet)
The common name for one page of information on the Web. Each page displays text and can incorporate graphics, sound, video, and other special effects.
Each Web page is an individual document formatted in HTML. Web pages may contain text, graphics, sounds, animations, Java applets or other content.
A Web page is one component of a Web site. It can be a simple presentation that contains only text. Or it can be a more sophisticated presentation that includes graphics, sound, and animation. Related Web pages may link together to form a site, or they may have text linking toother sites on other servers.
is a document that is located on the World Wide Web. Web pages are created using HTML which defines the contents of a web page such as images, text, hypertext links, video and audio files.
A file accessible by a Web browser that can contain text, pictures, sounds and links to other Web pages.
A location on the Web, with a URL as an address, which contains data (text, graphics, video or audio). A web page is stored on a server as a file written in HTML. E-learning web pages often provide hypertext links to related Internet resources.
A Web Page is a hypermedia or hypertext page (file) that is made available for access on some server in the World Wide Web. It may contain useful information, materials and links to other pages in WWW.
A document available on the World Wide Web. It can contain text, graphics, video, sound, and hypertext links to other Web pages.
Every time you are on the Internet, you are looking at a Web Page. Yes that includes this page.
A single page from a web site on the Internet or synonymous to "Web site"
A document composed and 'published' (made available) on the World Wide Web in a format readable by a Web browser. Web pages use hyperlinks, and are characterized by their ability to include text, pictures (moving and still) and sound.
A file written in HTML (Hypertext Mark-Up Language). Each page of a Web site is an individual file with its own Web address, or URL. (See also Page.)
A page of information of any length available via the Internet.
Document accessed via the WWW that is usually written using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) that enables the user to link to graphics, other words, or other web pages; also called a home page
a location on the World Wide Web, identified by a URL, which contains a block of data. MWCC’s Web site is divided into many Web pages on various topics, e.g., admissions, distance learning, etc.
A computer document or file posted on the World Wide Web. Use the "Back" button at the top of your screen to return to the previous screen.
It's what you're looking at right now. A document made up of HTML that often has graphics and links to other sites.
A single page of information posted on the web, or a single page within a larger site.
hypertext document that is part of the World Wide Web and that can incorporate graphics, sounds, and links to other Web pages, FTP sites, gophers, and a variety of other Internet resources.
A single page of a Web site .
a single HTML file on a server, usually containing information viewable in visitor's web browser.
Any single page of information that is accessible through the World Wide Web.
A web page is a document that can be accessed on the World Wide Web.
A document containing text and graphics that can be accessed through a web browser on the internet.
A collection of information on the Internet, addressed by a single URL.
A set of active server page (ASP) files that the end user is allowed to view and that the administrator specifies on a per-port basis. These web pages control Internet access.
What web sites are made of. It is a document written in HTML which includes text, images and links to other web pages.
A hypertext page in the WWW system. See home page, hypertext, and HTML.
Another name for a Web document. Many documents on the Web are small, and so they more closely resemble a printed page than a full document (newspaper, magazine, book, chapter, etc.).
An HTML document made available through the World Wide Web along with any associated graphics or multimedia files
A discrete piece of information read by a Web browser. That information resides between HTML and /HTML tags and is usually contained in a single file.
One single document on the Web.
Typically used to refer to a site on the Internet that uses HTML as its interface. Web pages can be downloaded with an HTML based browser and viewed on a local computer. A page may include graphics, text, sounds, and movies. WWWebfx Home Page
Synonyms: page Related Terms: URL, document A unit of data residing on a web server, either on the public Internet or on a private network / Intranet. Web pages are usually accessed through a URL.
All the text, graphics, and sound visible with a single access to a Web site; what you see when you request a particular URL
A specially formatted file designed for use on the World Wide Web that enables you to display information to anyone using the World Wide Web. Web pages typically include text, graphics, and links to other web pages, and sometimes sound and video clips. Also referred to as a Web Page.
An HTML document. There may be only one page, or a collection of several pages within a website.
single page accessible on the Internet.
One or more screens that make up a document.
A single screen (document) on a Web site.
Any document you can view on the web.
A Web Page is a document written in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) that can be accessed on the internet
A document designed for viewing in a web browser. Typically written in HTML web site is made of one or more web pages.
A document on the World Wide Web that can be viewed with a Web browser.
A HTML (Hypertext markup Language) document on the web, usually one of many together that makeup a web site.
A document that could either be graphic- or text-based, found on the World Wide Web.
a single screen on the World Wide Web
An HTML document that can include text‚ images‚ sounds and movies‚ plus links to other web pages and files.
A document, usually written in Hypertext Markup Language ( HTML), that can be accessed on the Internet. Web pages can contain information, graphics, and hyperlinks to other Web pages and files.
A document available on the Internet that may contain text, graphics, sound files, video clips, etc.
A file available on the Internet which conforms to HTML rules, and which is accessible through the World Wide Web. A web page can allow users to access other web pages, send mail, access gopher sites or ftp sites, see graphics, and so forth, depending on the hypertext links set up on it.
An HTML file stored on a server and available on the World Wide Web.
A web page is a single document on your web site. Most web sites consist of a home page and at least a few other pages, all connected by links.
Pages of text with coded messages telling a browser what to do.
A single document in a World Wide Website written using the HTML language.
A text file using HTML tags saved with a .html extension stored on the server.
A document on the Internet, which can contain text, pictures, movies, sound and more
an html file placed on the internet as part of a web site and made available to others. A web page is located by a specific URL. See home page.
An HTML document available on the Internet (or an intranet).
A document written in HTML that can be accessed on the Internet. Every Web page has a unique address called a URL. Web pages can contain text, graphics, and hyperlinks to other web pages and files.
An HTML file or document; part of a web site.
A document that is stored in HTML format. It can contain text, images and hyperlinks. Web pages are usually grouped with other pages on the same theme to form a Web site.
a 'page' of information available to anyone via the Internet.
Simply, a block of information funning on a world-wide server process identified by specific URL. Such pages are most often written in HTML. It is also possible for a server to creat a dynamic web page via special script.
A World Wide Web document. Pages can contain almost anything, such as news, images, movies, and sounds.
web page is one page of a website. It can be viewed through your browser window.
Electronic document on the Web that can contain text, graphics, sound, and video, as well as built-in connections to other documents. 1.18, 2.9 creating, 2.28, 3.26 navigating, 2.11-12 types of, 2.16-17
The basic building block of the World Wide Web. Information displayed on a Web page can include highly sophisticated graphics; audio and video, the locus of contemporary creativity Web pages are linked together to form the World Wide Web.
Information presented in a browser window, i.e. Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
a document posted on the World Wide Web containing a URL. A user may call up a Web page by typing the URL into the address field of a Web browser.
A web page is a document designed for viewing in a web browser. Typically a web site is made of one or more web pages that link to other documents or resources by means of hypertext links.
Web page is a computer file which typically includes text, pictures, links and perhaps forms. The Web page also includes instructions to the browser about how the page should look on the screen (colours, layout, etc.).
A file that contains software code found that can be displayed on a Web Browser.
An HTML document accessible on the World Wide Web using a web browser.
a single page on a Web site. Web pages are written in hypertext markup language (html), so that they can include graphics and hyperlinks to other pages.
A document containing hypertext links to certain other documents including multimedia documents.
A single HTML-formatted file posted where it can be accessed via the World Wide Web.
a document, typically written in HTML, designed for viewing in a web browser. A website is made of one or more web pages.
A Web page consists of an HTML file, with associated files for graphics and scripts, in a particular directory on a particular machine (and thus identifiable by an URL). Usually a Web page contains links to other Web pages. áŒˆá… á‹áŠ¥áˆš View
An electronic document stored in HTML format which is accessible through a web site.
A file served by a web server containing HTML code. Web pages usually contain hyperlinks to other web pages or websites.
A still image information page or document on the WWW.
A single HTML file which the user sees as a single scrollable entity within a Web browser, not requiring clicking on any hypertext links to see all of it.
A document on the World Wide Web. It is written in hypertext so it can contain text, pictures, movies, sounds, or links to other Web pages.
A document or file, written in HTML, that is stored on a web server and can be viewed over the Internet using an web browser.
A web page or webpage is a resource of information that is suitable for the World Wide Web and can be accessed through a web browser. This information is usually in HTML or XHTML format, and may provide navigation to other web pages via hypertext links.