Hits

A Hit is the term that refers to the number of times a web page or file is displayed.  For example, “My homepage got 3 million hits this month”.  Hey – positive thinking never hurt anybody!  Just to confuse matters, some refer to hits as the total impressions of all …
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Home Page

The home page is the page seen by visitors to your web site when they type your domain name in their browser and don’t specify a page.  A home page is typically named index.html or home.html although it can be anything, depending on your site and/or server configuration.…
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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

HTML is the acronym for Hypertext Markup Language and it refers to the authoring code used to create documents on the World Wide Web.  HTML defines the look of a web page and the elements within it through various tags and commands that are surrounded by angle brackets .  HTML …
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HTML Editor

An HTML editor is a software program that is used to create and edit HTML pages.  Many HTML editors also provide a graphical interface so that the user can make updates in a visual manner, and the HTML editor creates the required code for them.…
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HTTP (Hyper-Text Protocol)

HTTP is the acronym for Hyper-Text Protocol and in layman terms refers to the communication between your browser and web server.  HTTP was first used to request and display linked text documents which eventually led to the creation of the World Wide Web.…
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Hyperlinks

A hyperlink, also simply known as a link, is a snippet of code that enables an Internet user to click on an element (such as a word or picture) and for that action to open up a web page or other element.…
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