URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
The address used to access a web page or resource on the internet, specifying the location and the protocol for retrieval.
Related terms
Chatbot
An artificial intelligence program used to automate customer interactions for a company.
Mobile-Friendly Website
A website designed to display correctly on mobile devices and tablets, offering easy navigation, fast loading times, and an optimal user experience across all devices.
Crawling
The process by which search engines discover and index web pages. Search engine crawlers visit web pages and follow links to gather information for indexing.
Image Map
A single image divided into regions, each acting as a separate hyperlink to different destinations. Image maps can enhance navigation and interactive storytelling on a website.
Cache
A place where data is stored temporarily when accessing a website, used to enhance website speed. Clearing the browser cache can reflect recent changes on a website.
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
HTML forms the backbone of any website, defining the structure and content. The basic structure of a website is built using HTML.