This is the physical arrangement of a text and graphics on a page; and includes such elements as the ratio between graphics and text, the fonts and font sizes used, and the placement of text and graphics in relation to white spaces.
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four main types of websites
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personal, corporate, news ,and government
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extension
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the small program added on to your browser that is modify or enhance its use
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Parts of a URL
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consists of protocol,domain name, path, and web page name (ex: http://ce.byu.edu.edu/is/site/index.cfm)
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banner
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long strip of cloth for decoration or advertising
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blog
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a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.
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tab
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allows for many browsers to be opened on a window to view each at the same time
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bookmark bar
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Where you can keep favorite websites to access again later.
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drag and drop
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To drag selected text from one place in a file to another.
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footer
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the area at the bottom of a web page that often contains copyright information, links, privacy statements
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icon
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a small graphical representation of a program or file
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hyperlink
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A link from a hypertext file or document to another location or file, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen
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cursor
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A representation on the screen of the mouse pointer location.
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subpage
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A page that is a child of another page.
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WWW
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World Wide Web
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HTML
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Hypertext Markup Language - code for the web
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toggle
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To switch between two options or to turn a feature on or off.
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web page
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A document stored on the World Wide Web.
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dialong box
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a box opened by a menu commands that allow you to select opitions or specify information to preform the command