Complete the Web Design Key Terms matching table in Appendix B
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Appendix B IT/236 Version 6 |
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Associate Level Material
Appendix B
Web Design Terminology
Part One
Match the following web design key terms with their correct definitions. Use the Principles of Web Design Week One readings as a resource.
1) CSS
2) DTD
3) HTML
4) Search engine
5) URL
6) W3C
7) Cookie
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A set of rules that contains all the elements, attributes, and usage rules for the markup language used in a web page |
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The markup language that defines the structure and display properties of a web page |
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The global address of documents and other resources on the web |
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A style language, created by the W3C, that allows for the complete specifications of style for HTML documents |
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A software program that searches out and indexes websites in a catalog |
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Part Two
Match the following web design key terms with their correct definitions. Use the Principles of Web Design Week One readings as a resource.
1) Style Sheet
2) FTP
3) Search engine
4) Valid Code
5) Web server
6) W3C
7) XHTML
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Definition |
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An organization that sets standards for markup languages and provides an open, nonproprietary forum for industry and academic representatives to add to the evolution of HTML |
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Markup code that conforms to the usage rules of the W3C. |
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A set of style rules that describes a document’s display characteristics. There are two types of style sheets: internal and external. |
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A computer connected to the Internet that runs server software: The software lets the computer use the Hypertext Transfer Protocol to serve an HTML file to web browser clients. |
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A reformulated as an application of XML based on HTML 4.01 |
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Part Three
Match the following web design key terms with their correct definitions. Use the Principles of Web Design Week One readings as a resource.
1) Style Sheet
2) FTP
3) XHTML
4) JavaScript
5) ISP
6) Cookie
7) Plug-in
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A company that provides Internet access and website hosting services to individuals and organizations |
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A standard communications protocol for transferring files over the Internet |
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A small piece of text-based data that a Web page stores on the user’s machine. |
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A helper application that assists a browser in rendering a special effect |
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A client-side scripting language used with HTML forms |
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