The capacity of a data connection, usually measured in kilobits per second (kbps) or megabits per second (mbps). In terms of website hosting, bandwidth can refer to a monthly allocation data that can [..]

A single piece of computer information - either 0 or 1 (off or on).

A blog (short for "web log") is a discussion forum where you can make posts and others can post comments in response. With news feeds and syndication (such as RSS), readers and aggregators c [..]

A browser allows you to view web pages on the internet. This may involve bi-directional communication, such as viewing of a website, making a purchase, or posting on a blog. Many different browsers ex [..]

Bulletin boards or forums were in existence long before blogs. They are generally more structured than blogs - a bulletin board can have many sub-forums, each dedicated to a specific issue or location [..]

CSS are used to define the presentation of web pages. They can define colors, fonts, and positional layout. CSS are important in that they separate the presentation of a web page from content, which i [..]

An end-user program that primarily downloads files and information from a server. A web browser is a client, as is an email program. This arrangement is called client-server.

In graphic design, a comp is a layout of a page or website, without the actual textual content. A comp can vary from a hand sketch to a detailed graphic image. A comp shows the positions of images, te [..]

The visible text and associated images on your website, not including banners and navigation. Textual content is often referred to as "copy".

A structured collection of data, typically contained in tables which in turn contain rows of data. In the context of websites, a website may use one or more databases contained on the website server. [..]