Introduction to the Web | ||||
SECTION 1 IntroductionSECTION 2 The Internet Web Pages Web Sites SECTION 3 Location of your web site Domain namesBONUS: Click HERE to Select a Background for your Web Page |
You never know what you don’t know.This said, let’s define some common terms and begin to describe the internet, web pages and web sites.
The Internet: Web Pages: |
Web Sites: A collection of a single, or multiple, web pages constitutes a web site. Web sites may contain a wide variety of standard types of web pages — feedback forms, bulletin boards, guest books, e-commerce order forms — or just standard images and words. A web site typically answers all the common questions a consumer may have about your product or services. Good sites offer a compelling reason to purchase — today. Or, a web site can provide public service, or other, information. In either case, in order to be effective a prospective client has to find your web site before they can take advantage of its offerings.Location of your web site: Where your web site is located is important. No, the physical location of your web site is not important. A memorable name for your site is important.Next article, we’ll look at domain names and how to decide what to call your site and where to host it.What’s Next? We’ll look more at How to Build Your Own Web Page in future editions. Why not bookmark this page and check back later?See you then. Good selling! |
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