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Chapter 13 vocab

vocab for chapter 13

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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) The code used to create Web Pages
Browser A computer program taht allows users to view Web Pages
Tag HTML code used to identify an element in an HTML file and instruct browsers on how and where to display the element
Start Tag The first tag in a pair; also called opening tag
End Tag The second tag in a pair; also called closing tag
Element A unit of a Web page, defined by start and end tags
Attribute Part of a tag that further describes or defines an element, which consists of the attribute type and a value for that attribute
Empty Elements Elements that do not have any content
Web editor Computer software that creates HTML code automatically as part of the Web design process
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Organization that sets standards for the World Wide Web, including such issues as privacy, markup languages, styles, and other issues
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Accessibility standards set by the WC3 for Web developers to follow in order to make Web sites accessible to individuals with disabilities
XHTML A markup language similar to HTML but with stricter requirements
Well-Formed Code Formatting code that meets the quality standards of the coding system
Validate To check the code used to generate Web pages to make sure it meets quality standards
Web server A computer used to store Web pages so that browsers can access them
Domain name The unique name for a Web site, which becomes part of the site's URL and which must be formally registered
Hacking The unauthorized modification of a Web site, usually in ways that distort the original purpose of the site or seek to harm the site's owner
FTP (file Transfer Protocol) A communications protocol used to transfer files from one computer to another over a network. FTP is often used to upload Web pages to a Web server
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