Web Words

A code-based technique for displaying multiple boxes on a Web page, each with distinct content and graphics.
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Suffix of a Web address (.gov, .com, or .edu, for example) that indicates the host classification of the site.
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List of often used or “favorite” sites, stored through a browser program.
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Computer language that presents material in three-dimensional form.
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Company that provides commercial access to the Internet.
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Code that enables Web authoring software to accommodate interactive tools, such as fill-in-the-blank boxes.
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Pieces of data sent over the Internet containing their address and content.
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The first “page” or document typically viewed by a Web site visitor.
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Powerful computer language frequently used on the Web.
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Organization that coordinates and registers domain names.
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Set of precise search instructions using mathematical or symbolic operators, such as “+,” “NOT,” and other expressions.
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Visual items embedded in Web documents.
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Software package allowing a user to view Web pages.
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A menu-driven tool used to obtain information from the Internet in pre-Web days.
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Internet code that allows people to talk with one another “live.”
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A document placed on a Web site.
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Sophisticated instructions given to a search engine specifying the relationship of search terms to each other.
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Tiny file placed on a user's computer, often without his or her knowledge, which identifies the user's browser and Web destinations to a Web site owner.
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Technology that quickly and flexibly reroutes Internet traffic in case of electronic barriers or overuse.
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Type of program used to create and format content for the Web.
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Sequence of behind-the-scenes computer code that solves a problem or executes a task, such as finding the right entries in a Web search.
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Address, entered in a browser, which identifies and locates a Web site.
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General term referring to patterns of dots used to create a web image.
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A computer that holds the code for a Web site and manages all interactions with Web site visitors.
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Popular code used to create and display visual images.
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Behind-the-scenes selling costs minimized through technology.
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A Web service that identifies sites of interest according to a subject term or criteria that a user specifies.
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Graphic code used to create special effects.
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Computer code that displays multimedia for Web site visitors.
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Technology used to transmit Web pages and other data by radio signals.
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A series of Web sites all focusing on the same subject matter and linked to each other in sequential order.
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Popular visual format, often used to compress large, complex images on the Web.
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Elements in computer code that instruct Web content to display properly.
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Program that “surfs” the Web behind the scenes, collecting content information on behalf of search engines.
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Programs that link a Web server with other programs, allowing site visitors to obtain automated responses or requests from information at the site.
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Automatic delivery of Internet material to consumers, often initiated as the result of a request made at a Web site.
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Term referring to near-instantaneous exchange of information, such as electronic communication, delivery of live photos, or a variety of other images.
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General term describing user-friendly programs that enable Web site sponsors to create Web pages.
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Seminar, entertainment or other event presented “live” on the Web.
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Web site that lets users conveniently access other parts of the Web, often containing extra services such as weather data.
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Host computer on the Internet.
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Duplicate Web site that accommodates heavy traffic and user interaction.
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Device that allows Web site sponsors to capture and transmit “live” visual images on their Web sites.
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Code that enables computer users to retrieve Web pages.
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Program that catalogued Internet sites prior to the emergence of the WWW.
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Visual item on a Web page hyperlinked to other content or graphics, accessible by clicking.
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Technology that enables Web site visitors to see continuous moving images even before the visitor's computer has accessed the entire Web file.
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Software that enables a browser to display multi-media content it normally cannot support.
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Web browser that displays text only.
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System of security, consisting of hardware and software, that separates publicly accessible materials (such as Web pages on a server) from internal or private networks.
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