A smaller version of a Banner ad that can rotate or appear in a fixed position.

small rectangular graphic usually labeled with text to indicate its function. Buttons may be used to initiate or conclude a process. Small graphics that act as hyperlinks are also called buttons.

An advertisement on a web site that is smaller than a normal banner ad.

A graphical representation of an electrical button inside of a software program.

Button is the term used to reflect an Internet advertisement smaller than the traditional banner.

A Web page ad, smaller than a banner -- often linked to advertiser’s own Web site.

A small, clickable graphic.

Small graphic advertisement

Same as a banner, but the image is typically much smaller, for instance 120x60.

a clickable object that you can add to a form

a computer screen graphic that represents an option or command

a graphic image on a web page that when clicked usually takes the user to another page

a graphic which contains information that will allow your browser to take you to a particular place on the World Wide Web

a little clickable box on the computer screen that is a shortcut for a command

a small outlined area on the screen usually a small graphical representation of an option or feature of the program being used

a text or graphical shortcut for moving around the website

a type of graphic Interent ad smaller than the traditional full-size ad banner

Clickable graphic that contains certain functionality, such as a link or executing a program. Buttons can also be ads (smaller versions of banners).

Is a term used to reflect an Internet advertisement smaller than the traditional banners. Buttons are squares in shape usually located down left or right side of the web site.

A standard HTML button. Can be linked to JavaScript and perform an action when clicked. e.g. HTML: input type="button" value = "Standard button" / Cache An area of a computer's memory used to temporarily store files making up web pages (HTML, graphics, CSS, scripts etc) to increase the speed of access to them. When a user moves back to a previously-viewed web page, the browser loads any elements that have not changed from the cache rather than from the server.

A graphical image, usually in the shape of a square, used as an advertisement on a Web site.

A small banner ad, generally measuring 125 x 125 pixels or smaller.

An interactive online advertisement in the form of a small graphic image. Buttons are typically 88 x 31 pixels.

A button is a hyperlink that appears as an image or graphic. Buttons are used to move around a site and to activate processes or transactions in an application.

In web advertising, a small graphic placed on a web page to advertise a link to another resource.

An internet ad that is smaller than the traditional banner. Buttons are square in shape and usually located down the left or right side of the site.

Clickable graphic that contains certain functionality, such as taking one someplace or executing a program.

Clickable navigation element and the smallest ad unit of the Web.

Like a banner, but smaller. A common button size is 88x31 pixels, although 125x125 graphics are also sometimes called buttons.

A graphical representation of a button which will perform a function when activated.

An online advertisement in the form of a small graphic image that typically resides in the margin of a webpage. Buttons are typically 88x31 pixels. These are often very cost effective and popular to generate traffic to your business.

Like a banner, it is used to link and promote certain webpages by using something more than a boring text link. They come in every size, but are much smaller than a banner.

A graphic element inside an interface that represents an embedded action or function. Color Temperature A method of measuring the "whiteness" of a light source. Metal halide lamps produce higher temperatures than halogen or incandescent lights.

A switch or button on a website page may allow a script to be run, or allow an event to occur. Buttons may be in the form of a graphic or text link. As an example a button may be pressed which send an e-mail to the host computer.