unit 2 : Web design
.biz- top level domain reserved for the business community
.com- unrestricted top level domain typically used by the commercial community
.edu- top level domain reserved for the education community, typically higher education
.gov- top level domain reserved for the government community
.info unrestricted top level domain
.mil- top level domain reserved for the usdd and its subsididary or afilliated organizations
.mob- top level domain dedicated yo delivering the internet to mobile phones
.net- unrestricted top level domain
.org- unrestricted top level domain typically used by non profit organizations of a non commercial character
Domain name- the part of an internet URL seleted and registered by an individual business or organization to represent their web presence. It consists of at least two parts that are seperated by dots. the last part or sufix indicates the type of site such as .edu for schools or.gov for govenment and.com for commercial businesses
forms- an area of a web page that allows the viewer to enter data and information to be sent back to the web server
home page- entry page of a website
hot spot- an invisible region on an image that contains a hyperlink
hover buttons- a navigation button that changes when the mouse is positioned over it
HTML- the predominant language used to create web pages
Hyperlink- connection from one page to another
Image map- a region on a web page that contains one or more hotspots
JavaScript- language used to add special effects to a website
Nagivational map- the organizational structure of a website
Page banner- a section of a web page containg a graphic element diaplayed at the stop of the page.
plug in- one set of plug in modules that intigrate into web browser to offer a range of interative and mulimedia capabilities
Publishing- sending or uloading web pages to a server where they are made availiblable on the world wide web
site map-