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Web Development

Lesson 1
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1.

SEO
–

Search engine optimization
–

H
ow to optimize you
r

web

page to get a higher ranking in
the search engines.

2.

Dynamic
W
eb
P
age
–

A

page created by a program or script on the web server every time it is
created.

3.

HTML

document
–

T
he code for the entire page. Starts with a DOCTYPE declaration that is
followed by tags that identify for HTML elements within the document.

4.

JavaScript
–

A

client
-
side scripting language that is run by the JavaScript engine of a web
browser a
nd controls the operation of the browser.

5.

CSS
–

Cascading Style Sheet
–

It allows you to separate the formatting from the content and
structure (HTML) of a web page.

6.

External Sheet Style
–

Coding all the sheet styles in a separate document and code a lin
k to the
external sheet.

7.

W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
–

The group that develops the standards
for HTML and CSS.

8.

Deploy
–

To publish a web site on the internet.

9.

FTP program
–

uses FTP to transfer files from a client to a web server, and also from a web

server to a client.

10.

Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
–

The information typed in to find a web page on the internet.
Consists of 4 parts: protocol, domain name, path, and filename.

11.

Cross
-
Brower Capability
–

Making sure your website is compatible with as ma
ny browsers as
possible.

12.

User Accessibility
–

The qualities that make a web site accessible to as many users as possible.

13.

Internet Service Provider (ISP)
–

They own a WAN and leases access to its network. It connects
its WAN to the rest of the Internet at

one or more IXPs.

14.

Static Web Page
–

A web page that only changes when the developer changes it.

15.

Database Server
–

A database that the web browser uses to get the appropriate data.

16.

Routers
–

They connect LANS to create a WAN.

17.

Web Browser
–

Programs that
access the web pages.

18.

Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP)
–

The formatted request which lets the web server know
which file is being requested.

19.

Internet Exchange Point (IXP)
–

Large routers that connect WANs

20.

Domain Name
–

The second part of the URL that i
dentifies the web server that the HTTP request
will be sent to.