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Dreamweaver Vocab

Vocabulary words for the Dreamweaver exam and Honors Web Design

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Wireframe version of a website that depicts the navigational concepts and page content.
Padding - a property that allows the author to specify the amount of space that will be inserted between the element border and element content
absolute positioning one element is positioned according to another element
consistency easy to navigate a website; consistency of a site
usability when a website is easy to use for customers; decreased download time,etc.
hyperlink a highlighted image or text that connects a document to another document
pathname a string of characters that describes what directory the file is in and name of the file
absolute link contains the full URL
relative link a link that isn’t complete and can only link to an area on the site, not an external source
multimedia media types like sounds, movies, images, etc.
accessibility degree of which a website is usable by different people , or like people with disabilities.
embedded link like a hyperlink, but an embedded link jumps to a specific part in a file
readability Readable text affects how users process the information in the content
site structure overall layout of a website
compatibility compatibility of a website with browsers and platforms
latent behavior behavior of which the site user is unaware; web analytics
root folder folder where the site contents are stored
cache cached files are saved or downloaded by a web browser, so the page loads faster the next time the user visits the site
FTP stands for file transfer protocol. It’s the process of uploading and downloading files to and from a remote folder
local host the copy of the site on your machine
remote site the copy of the site online
site map visual model of a website’s content that allows the users to navigate through the site to find the info they are looking for
get files returns the names of files in the specified directory
put files after editing a file, you will “Put” it to publish it and make it available on the server
tag markup of characters that show the start or end of an element
Source code a text listing of commands to be compiled or assembled into a computer program
URL - Stands for Uniform Resource Locator. It’s the address of a document or other resource on the internet
Align putting things in relative position
Design view gives an idea of how a webpage will look on the web. Provides a more accurate depiction
Code view shows the underlying HTML code for the page
Code and Design view combination of code and design view
Live View previewing the web pages as it would appear in a browser without leaving Dreamweaver
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