Content Management
This is a pre-designed template that determines the layout and appearance of a website.
What is a theme?
This word refers to the trustworthiness or reliability of a source or website.
What is credibility?
This is the process of creating an organized structure to store information on your computer for easy retrieval and use.
What is file management?
This is the address of a resource on the internet.
What is the Uniform Resource Locator or URL?
This HTML element is used to embed images in a webpage. It requires the "src" attribute to specify the image source and often includes "alt" text for accessibility.
What is the image tag (<img>)?
Web Hosting For Students (WH4S) is an example of a company that provides this, computers that store and deliver web pages to users over the interment.
What are web servers (servers or web hosting)?
This is a reference that shows where information came from and/or who created it.
What is a citation?
This is the exact location of a file on a computer, show as a series of folders (e.g., C:\Users\Name\Documents\Document.docx).
What is a file path?
This standardized part of a website's address can give clues about what it's purpose is (e.g. .gov, .edu, .mil).
What is its domain?
Using this type of list returns bullet points instead of numbers or letters.
What is the unordered list (<ul>)?
This is a reusable part or element of a webpage.
What is a component?
This is a scam where someone pretends to be a trusted source to steal personal information.
What is phishing?
These are the suffixes at the end of a filename that tell the computer what type of file it is (e.g., .docx, .jpg, .pdf).
What are file extensions?
This is what the browser sends to the server asking for a page.
What is a request?
This HTML tag contains information about the webpage (metadata) and is mostly unseen by the user.
What is the <head> tag?
This is a software add-on that extends the functionality of a CMS or website.
What is a plugin?
This is a preference or slant that affects how information is presented.
What is a bias?
This is process of storing and organizing files using an online cloud service while accessing them as if they were on the local computer.
What is cloud-based file management?
This is what the server sends back (HTML, CSS, images, etc.).
What is a response?
This tag is the first line of an HTML document and tells the browser what version of HTML the page uses.
What is the <!DOCTYPE> declaration?
This is a server command that inserts one file into another, allowing for reusable components across multiple pages.
What is an include?
An adversary may use this tactic to disguise the true or trusted identity of a person, company, or device to perform other nefarious acts such as phishing.
What is spoofing?
This is a tool or application that lets you view, organize, move, rename, and manage files and folders.
What is a file manager?
This is the process by which a browser converts HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into a visible webpage.
What is render?
These two tags have replaced older HTML tags that performed the same visual function for increased accessibility when emphasizing text in HTML.
What are the <strong> (bold) and <em> (italic) tags?