Connect website terminology to real work: domains and servers, HTML and CSS, CMS editing, search discovery, calls to action, and completed inquiries.
Identify whether a term describes the destination, content editing, or visitor behavior. Its relationship to a real responsibility matters when defining the work.
Software for publishing, changing, and removing content is called a content management system, or CMS. MDN describes that role. Inspect the actual editable information when considering a system. (MDN CMS)
An access name differs from the delivery system. MDN describes web servers as hardware and software handling stored content and requests. (MDN web servers)
| Term | Meaning in the work |
|---|---|
| Domain name | Name chosen and managed for access |
| URL | Location including a scheme, name, and possibly a page path |
| Web server | System returning pages and images |
| HTTPS | Web communication protected through TLS |
Treat name management and delivery settings separately. See Domain names and URLs.
HTML describes structures such as headings, paragraphs, and links. CSS specifies presentation such as colors, spacing, and placement. MDN's introductory material explains their roles. (MDN HTML, MDN CSS)
A CMS may provide different workflows for prices, photographs, and forms. Inspect each field and the action publishing a saved change. Distinguish management-screen content from what visitors see.
Responsive design adjusts layout to the available width. Test actual copy for readable text and unclipped headings on narrow displays.
SEO improves how search engines understand and present useful pages. Publication, discovery, and completed inquiries are distinct stages to record.
A call to action, or CTA, guides an action such as viewing prices or making contact. A conversion records completion of the action chosen as an outcome. Count button clicks separately from people completing an inquiry.
Translate the terminology into required pages, editing ownership, receipt arrangements, and measured actions. Use those responsibilities to define the project scope.
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A: Connect terms needed for this project to the actual work and consult explanations as they arise.
A: Editable fields and publication workflows vary. Inspect the prices, images, and guidance you need to maintain.
A: HTML describes document structure; CSS describes presentation. Heading meaning and visual size are separate.
A: It depends on the defined outcome. For inquiries, record clicks and completed submissions as separate stages.
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