1.3.4: web technologies

Cards (19)

  • What is HTML?

    HTML is the language/script that web pages are written in
  • What does HTML do?

    HTML allows a browser to interpret and render a webpage
  • What is a tag in HTML?

    HTML code is made up of tags, tags are the names given to values written within angle brackets i.e. <h1>
  • What is an identifier selector?
    An identifier selector is a value that follows a hashtag
  • What is a class selector?
    A class selector is a value that follows a full stop
  • What is CSS?

    CSS is a script/language like HTML except it’s used to describe the style of a webpage.
  • What are the names of the two methods of applying CSS?
    Internal/embedded CSS, External CSS
  • Where do you write internal CSS?
    It’s placed inside the style tags and is entered directly within the HTML document
  • Where do you write external CSS?
    You write it in a separate document
  • How do you use external CSS in your HTML code?
    You use the <link> tag
  • What is JavaScript?
    JavaScript is a language used on webpages to add interactivity.
  • Is JavaScript interpreted or compiled?

    interpreted
  • What is a search engine?
    A search engine is a program that searches through a database of internet addresses looking for a resource based on a criteria set by the client/user.
  • What software does a search engine use?
    Web Crawlers
  • What does a Web Crawler do?
    Travels across the internet collecting keywords and phrases from a web page and adding it to an index of web resources.
  • What is the pagerank algorithm?

    The algorithm used to determine the order used when showing web results for a search engine query
  • What factors determine a pagerank?
    • The number of incoming links it has from other web pages
    • The page rank of the web pages that link to it
  • What is server side processing
    Server side processing is when a client sends information to a server for processing.
  • What is client side processing?
    Client side processing is when information is processed on a local device for processing.