For Web Site we have terms and definitions in 11 topics. The topics are Ancestors, Domain Name Registration, E-Business, Health Insurance, Interactive Marketing, Internet, Newspaper Design, Storage Media, Supply Chain, Technology and Usability.

Web Site (Ancestors)

Starting with the notion of the Internet a massive, virtual library, these would be the books in that library; presently, there are more than two million web sites with genealogical content.

Web Site (Domain Name Registration)

A collection of web pages that reside on a web server.

Web Site (E-Business)

A collection of files accessed through a Web address, covering a particular theme or subject, and managed by a particular person or organization. Its opening page is called a home page. A Web site resides on servers connected to the Web network and is able to format and send information requested by worldwide users 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Web sites typically use the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to format and present information and to provide navigational facilities that make it easy for the user to move within the site and around the Web.

Web Site (Health Insurance)

A specific location on the Web that provides users access to a group of related text, graphics, and, in some cases, multimedia and interactive files.

Web Site (Interactive Marketing)

The virtual location (domain) for an organization's or individual's presence on the World Wide Web.

Web Site (Internet)

A collection of "pages" or files linked together and available on the World Wide Web. Web sites are provided by companies, organizations and individuals.

Web Site (Newspaper Design)

One or more linked Web pages, accessed via a home page.

Web Site (Storage Media)

A location on the World Wide Web that is owned and managed by an individual, company or organization. Usually contains a home page and additional pages that include information provided by the site's owner, and may include links to other relevant sites.

Web Site (Supply Chain)

A location on the Internet.
Weight Break: The shipment volume at which the LTL charges equal the TL charges at the minimum weight.

Web Site (Technology)

A group of related HTML documents and associated files, scripts, and databases that is served up by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web. The HTML documents in a Web site generally cover one or more related topics and are interconnected through hyperlinks. Most Web sites have a home page as their starting point, which frequently functions as a table of contents for the site. Many large organizations, such as corporations, will have one or more HTTP servers dedicated to a single Web site. However, an HTTP server can also serve several small Web sites, such as those owned by individuals. Users need a Web browser and an Internet connection to access a Web site. See also home page, HTML, HTTP server, Web browser.

Web Site (Usability)

A collection of pages residing together, within a specific domain or URL. Users are usually able to navigate between pages using hypertext links. This may also be referred to as a "web page" or as a "home page."

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