Websites

Cached files are those that are saved or copied (downloaded) by a web browser so that the next time that user visits the site, the

Browser refers to the program a website visitor is using to view the web site. Examples include Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, and Internet Explorer.

Breadcrumbs are the bit of navigation elements that generally appear near the top of a give web page that show you the pages and subpages

This term is a carry-over from newspaper publishing days. In newspaper terms, “below the fold” means content was on the bottom half of the page

Bandwidth can refer to two different things: the rate at which data can be transferred or the total amount of data allowed to be transferred

A “bad neighborhood” refers to the server where your site is hosted. A site hosted on a server that hosts other sites that spam or

Backlinks are links from other sites back to your own. They’re sometimes also referred to as “trackbacks” (especially on blogs). Backlinks have a huge impact

The back end of a website is the part hidden from view of regular website visitors. The back end generally includes the information structure, applications,

The text a link uses to refer to your site. This can make a big difference in your site’s search engine results.

Stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX is typically used for creating dynamic web applications and allows for asynchronous data retrieval without having to reload

This is the ability of a website to be used by people with disabilities, including visually impaired visitors using screen readers, hearing impaired visitors using