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World Wide Web
information contained on the vast network of interconnected computers known as the internet.
Web sites
related collections of files stored on those computers.
Web
another name for the world wide web
HTML
Hyper Text Markup Language, authoring language to create web pages.
HTML files/document
text files made up of text and HTML instructions
tag
each of the HTML instructions
marked up
annotated
tag set
contains an opening and a closing tag
open tags
tags with no closing counterparts
Web Browser
a software program installed on your computer that allows you to view web pages.
web site
collection of related web pages and other files housed in the same directory
hyperlinks
specially-formatted text or graphics users click to move from one file to another on the World Wide Web
Web server
a computer that is connected to the internet and is accessible to anyone with an internet connection
Protocol address
makes it possible for web users to find site information
uniform resource locator (URL)
the eat internet address of a web file
search engine
a web-based program that helps you locate information on the web
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
an independent industry consortium that develops common protocols and sets new Web standards to promote WWW evolution and ensure interoperability among products and platforms
head section
contains identifying and descriptive information
meta tags
add information that helps search engines identify and describe your page content