Transcript Business Web Page Design

BUSINESS WEB PAGE DESIGN
Review for State Competency Exam
2014-2015
TERMS PAGE 1
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Copyright
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Storyboard
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Commercial Software
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CSS
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Template
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Layout or design of a web
page the creator uses to
make the web page or
program.
Preformatted language
that enables authors and
users to attach style and
structure.
The rights given to the
author of a work.
Preformatted document
with predefined layouts,
fonts, margins and styles.
Software that is produced
for sale or that serves
commercial purposes.
Internet Terms 2
Answer
Term
1.
Address
2.
AUP
3.
Browser
4.
Case Sensitive
5.
Domain Name
Definition
A. A phrase used to describe whether letters are
typed in uppercase or lowercase
B. A program used to view, download, upload,
surf, or access documents on the Internet
C. The URL of a particular Web site, it is the text
name corresponding to the numeric IP address
of a computer on the Internet.
D. HyperText Transfer Protocol. The standard
Internet protocol for the exchange of
information on the World Wide Web. It
defines URLs by telling the server what to
send to the client.
E. The first page your browser loads. It serves as
the starting page for navigation on the web.
F.
6.
Freeware
7.
Groupware
8.
Home Page
9.
HTTP
An organization’s official statement of policy
governing the use of a network or computer
system.
G. Free software available on the Internet for
downloading.
H. Software that allows people to share
documents and work collaboratively.
I.
Found to the right of the @ sign in an email
address
TERMS PAGE 3
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Crop
A.
B.
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Buttons
C.
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Gradient
Logo
D.
E.
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Optimize
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Banner
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.gif, .jpg, .bmp
F.
G.
Image File Extensions.
A graphic that a user
can click on.
A graphic that stretches
across the top of a web
page.
Two or more colors that
blend into each other.
To cut off sides of an
image or to remove
unwanted parts.
Sign, name or
trademark.
To customize software or
hardware so that it will
run better.
TERMS PAGE 4
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Hyperlink
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Hypermedia
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IP Address
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ISP
A.
A Company that provides users
with access to the internet.
B.
The ability of the internet to let
users view web pages on any
type of computer.
C.
The text or graphics on a web
site that can be clicked on with a
mouse to take you somewhere
else.
D.
A numeric address given to
servers and users connected to
the internet.
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Keyword
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Navigation Bar
E.
A term or phrase you type in
order to begin to search.
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HTTP
F.
The set of directional tools
presented on a web site.
G.
The multimedia links on a web
page that let you download
graphics, sound, video, or text.
TERMS PAGE 5
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Public Domain
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Search Engine
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Freeware
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Shareware
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Site
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
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Title Bar
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URL
F.
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WWW
G.
H.
Copyrighted & Free to
Download.
Not Copyrighted but
Free To Download.
Copyrighted & Free to
Download on a trial
Basis.
World Wide Web
Uniform Resource
Locator.
Display’s name of web
page and program used.
Web site or program that
acts as a card catalog.
A place on the Internet
or www made up of Web
pages.
TERMS PAGE 6
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Bandwidth
A.
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Blog
B.
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Broken Link
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Client
D.
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Connect Time
E.
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DNS Server
F.
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Download
C.
G.
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Host
H.
A remote computer connected to
a host or server.
The amount of time spent
connected to an internet service.
A database system that
translates an IP Address into
text.
To transfer a file from another
computer to your computer.
Any computer that can function
as the beginning and end point of
data transfers.
The range of transmission
frequencies that a network can
use. The greater it is the faster
info travels.
A web site where users can post
a chronological journal.
A link that no longer works.
TERMS PAGE 7
 Hot
Spot
 Interactive
 Intranet
 Packets
 Portal
 Rollover
 Server
 Vortal
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
Provides Services to a particular
Industry.
A host computer on a network.
A technique that allows an
alternate image to be displayed
when the mouse rolls over the
top.
A website or service that offers a
broad array of resources and
services all in one place.
How info is sent over the
internet.
A private network within an
organization.
Accepting input from a user.
An area of a graphic or object
that activates a function when
selected.
TERMS PAGE 8
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.exe
A.
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.txt
B.
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.zip
C.
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.doc
.docx
D.
E.
F.
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.pdf
File extension for a
2003 word document.
File extension for a
program.
File extension for a
2007 word document.
File extension for a
compressed file.
File extension for a
text only file.
File format developed
by Adobe.
TERMS PAGE 8 CONTINUED.
A legal contract between the
user and the copyright
owner.
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Compressions
A.
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Hexidecimal
B.
Passed in 1998-2000 to
protect digital information.
C.
A color chart made of a
combination of numbers and
letters. (red, green, blue)
D.
The process of making data
smaller.
E.
Used to organize your files.
F.
The presentation of
information using
animation, sound, graphics,
and text.
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Folder
Multimedia
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License Agreement
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DMCA